Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun One who specializes in genetics.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun a scientist who specializes in genetics.
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- noun genetics A
scientist whostudies genes . - noun medicine A
physician whodiagnoses ,treats , andcounsels patients with genetic disorders orsyndromes .
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- noun a biologist who specializes in genetics
Etymologies
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Examples
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A geneticist is looking into the old Stronsay Beast carcass.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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The geneticist is the person who's most likely to have an overview of your child's diagnosis.
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In a heated conversation, Ms. Frost also told her that seeing a geneticist was a lifestyle choice, Mrs. Calder says.
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He practiced medicine until his last days, and worked with renowned scientists such as geneticist Ernst Mayer, American Nobel chemist Linus Pauling, and Founder of Alcohol Anonymous, Bill W.
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Proponents of reductionist views such as geneticist James Watson and sociobiologist E.O. Wilson have encountered the opposition of other biologists such as Ernst Mayr and R.C. Lewontin.
The Unity of Science Cat, Jordi 2007
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Visiting Nobel winners such as geneticist Oliver Smithies and RNA researcher Craig Mello are treated like rock stars, packing lecture halls in Chinese universities.
SFGate: Top News Stories By CHI-CHI ZHANG 2010
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Visiting Nobel winners such as geneticist Oliver Smithies and RNA researcher Craig Mello are treated like rock stars, packing lecture halls in Chinese universities.
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Stalin thought he could discipline his marching ranks of wheat stalks to grow taller by force, encouraged by his fraudulent "geneticist".
American Thinker 2009
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This U. of Chicago connection might have helped Madelyn’s daughter Ann get accepted at age 15 by the U. of Chicago, which used to take smart 15-year-olds frequently, such as geneticist James D. Watson, composer Philip Glass, and one of the Leopold & Loeb guys.
What Obama’s Grandma Thought Of His “Throw Grandma Under The Bus” Speech 2008
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This U. of Chicago connection might have helped Madelyn’s daughter Ann get accepted at age 15 by the U. of Chicago, which used to take smart 15-year-olds frequently, such as geneticist James D. Watson, composer Philip Glass, and one of the Leopold & Loeb guys.
VDARE.com: Blog Articles » Print » Obama’s Maternal Grandmother’s Family 2008
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