genomics

English

Etymology

From gene +‎ -omics or genome +‎ -ics.

Pronunciation

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Noun

genomics (uncountable)

1. (genetics) The study of the complete genome of an organism.

Derived terms

• allogenomics
• archaeogenomics
• cardiogenomics
• chemical genomics
• chemogenomics
• clinicogenomics
• cytogenomics
• ecogenomics
• epigenomics
• functional genomics
• geogenomics
• glycogenomics
• histogenomics
• immunogenomics
• macrogenomics
• megagenomics
• metabogenomics
• metabologenomics
• metagenomics
• microgenomics
• mycogenomics
• neurogenomics
• nutrigenomics
• oncogenomics
• palaeogenomics
• paleogenomics
• pangenomics
• pathogenomics
• peptidogenomics
• pharmacogenomics
• phenogenomics
• phylogenomics
• postgenomics
• proteogenomics
• psychogenomics
• radiogenomics
• sociogenomics
• subgenomics
• taxonogenomics
• toxicogenomics
• virogenomics

 

Translations

study of the complete genome of an organism

• Arabic: please add this translation if you can
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 基因組學／基因组学 (jīyīnzǔxué), 基因體學／基因体学 (jīyīntǐxué)

• Czech: genomika f
• Finnish: genomiikka
• French: génomique (fr) f
• German: Genomik f
• Greek: γονιδιωματική (el) f (gonidiomatikí), γενομική (el) f (genomikí)
• Hungarian: genomika
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• Japanese: please add this translation if you can
• Kazakh: геномика (genomika)
• Persian: ژنومیک
• Portuguese: genómica f (Portugal), genômica (pt) f (Brazil)
• Russian: please add this translation if you can
• Slovak: please add this translation if you can
• Spanish: genómica f
• Swedish: genforskning c, genomik (sv) c
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