genetic

As an adjective genetic

is relating to genetics or genes.

As a noun parasequence is

a relatively conformable, genetically related succession of beds and bedsets bounded by marine flooding surfaces and their correlative surfaces.

As an adjective genetic

is genetic.

As a noun genopolitics is

the study of the genetic basis of political behaviour and attitudes.

As adjectives the difference between genetic and anticloning

is that genetic is genetic while anticloning is opposing genetic cloning.

As an adjective genetic

is genetic.

As a noun dysmorphology is

the study of genetic defects, especially congenital malformations.

As an adjective genetic

is genetic.

As a noun electrotransfer is

(biology|genetics) the use of electroporation to transfer genetic material into cells.

As adjectives the difference between genetic and isogeneic

is that genetic is genetic while isogeneic is (genetics|medicine) having the same genetic make-up and origin.

As an adjective genetic

is genetic.

As a verb transactivate is

to make a host cell replicate the genetic components of a virus.

In genetics terms the difference between genetic and transregulator

is that genetic is relating to genetics or genes while transregulator is a transfected genetic regulator.

As an adjective genetic

is relating to genetics or genes.

As a noun transregulator is

a transfected genetic regulator.

As an adjective genetic

is genetic.

As a noun macroarray is

a large array, especially one of dna probes that is used in genetic analysis.

As adjectives the difference between genetic and genetical

is that genetic is relating to genetics or genes while genetical is genetic.