genomic

Genomic Health is hardly the only company in the field.

He had been waiting for the start of genomic medicine.

Half of its genes have never before been seen by genomic researchers.

The same also applies to the other genomic data we discussed earlier.

The institute is one of the world's leading centers for genomic research.

But even with a completed genomic map, many questions remain.

Genomic Health, for example, performed only about 7,000 tests in 2005, the second year the test was offered.

This is further supported by the genomic organization of the genes.

The genomic revolution changes everything, including our creative lives and the larger culture.

No genomic studies have been done on these families.

The result is genomic instability which can lead to the development of cancers.

In 2003, after 13 years of research, researchers completed this genomic map.

The final classification of the species was based primarily on genomic evidence.

Genomic Health's test could potentially be used for further screening by such women and their doctors.

The company said it would make all the map's genomic data, though without the patients' names, available to researchers.

Yet it is difficult to detect the evidence of such sweeps in genomic data.

Another benefit of genomic diversity mapping would be in disease research.

"The whole drug discovery process is changing with the onset of genomic research," he said.

Genomic counseling is the process by which a person gets informed about his or her genome.

Scientists do not fully understand this process, known as genomic imprinting.

Genomic Health, which makes the test and funded the research, hopes to launch it within a few weeks.

For all families, the genomic organization of several members of the family could be compared.

The Institute now has over 900 people and is one of the world's largest genomic research centres.

As a result, predictions can be made based on an organism's genomic sequence.

In their publication, they reported a detailed analysis of the genomic and genetic data.