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genetics

[juh-net-iks] / dʒəˈnɛt ɪks /






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In subsequent years, Crick and others worked out the revolutionary implications of this idea, laying the basis for the entire field of modern genetics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scientists also aim to better understand how individual factors, including chronotype and genetics, may influence how people respond to different eating schedules.

From Science Daily

When the research team began exploring the genetics of attention, Homer1 was not an obvious candidate.

From Science Daily

Yet he has at times eschewed the advice of his doctors and scoffed at the medical community’s widely accepted health recommendations, relying instead on what he calls his “good genetics.”

From The Wall Street Journal

While genetics plays a role, spending more time focusing on things up close—whether reading books or watching YouTube videos—significantly increases the risk.

From The Wall Street Journal