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genetic screening
noun
- assessment of an individual's genetic makeup to detect inheritable defects that may be transmitted to offspring.
- evaluation of a person's genetic makeup in an attempt to predict genetic predisposition to certain illnesses associated with a workplace environment.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of genetic screening1
Example Sentences
Though genetic screening and a recent mammogram had come back clear for her, she took an online exam called the Tyrer-Cuzick risk assessment test.
More broadly, he suggests governments may want to think about boosting education and genetic screening for couples entering cousin marriage - rather than imposing "blanket bans".
"I think there's even more of an emphasis on early genetic screening, at least to detect pregnancies that might be abnormal."
"All children with cerebral palsy merit modern genetic screening as early and customised interventions really can make a difference and improve their long-term outcomes," he said.
Recently, a high-throughput genetic screening of meiotic crossover rate mutants in Arabidopsis thaliana garnered the interest of the academic community by unraveling a century-old mystery in the life sciences.
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