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1. ((used with a sing. v.)) genetics
the branch of biology that deals with the principles and mechanisms of heredity and with the genetic contribution to similarities and differences among related organisms.
2. genetics
the genetic properties or constitution of an organism or group.
Etymology: (see genetic , -ics ; term first proposed in this sense by British biologist William Bateson (1861–1926) in 1905)
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1. (noun) genetics, genetic science
the branch of biology that studies heredity and variation in organisms
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U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. genetics
The branch of science concerned with the means and consequences of transmission and generation of the components of biological inheritance. (Stedman, 26th ed)
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Sense: the science of heredity.
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 Afrikaans: genetika |
 Arabic: عِلم الوراثَه |
 Bulgarian: генетика |
 Brazilian: genética |
 Czech: genetika |
 German: die Genetik |
 Danish: genetik |
 Greek: γενετική |
 Spanish: genética |
 Estonian: geneetika |
 Farsi: علم ژنتیک |
 Finnish: genetiikka |
 French: génétique |
 Hebrew: מַדַע הַתּוֹרָשָה |
 Hindi: आनुवंशिकता |
 Croatian: genetika |
 Hungarian: genetika |
 Indonesian: genetika |
 Icelandic: erfðafræði |
 Italian: genetica |
 Japanese: 遺伝学 |
 Korean: 유전학 |
 Lithuanian: genetika |
 Latvian: ģenētika |
 Malay: genetik |
 Dutch: genetica |
 Norwegian: arvelighetslære, genetikk |
 Polish: genetyka |
 Persian: علم ژنتیک |
 Pashto: دوراثت علم |
 Portuguese: genética |
 Romanian: genetică |
 Russian: генетика |
 Slovak: genetika |
 Slovenian: genetika |
 Serbian: genetika |
 Swedish: genetik,ärftlighetslära |
 Thai: พันธุศาสตร์ |
 Turkish: genetik bilimi |
 Taiwanese: 遺傳學 |
 Ukrainian: генетика |
 Urdu: جینیات |
 Vietnamese: di truyền học |
 Chinese: 遗传学 |
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