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Genetic mapping

Genetic mapping refers to the attempt by biological researchers to identify the structure of a gene and the characteristics it controls.

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Genetic marker

genetic marker refers to inherited characteristic for which the chromosomal location of the responsible gene is known.

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Genetic sex

Genetic sex refers to sex as indicated by the presence of XX (female) or XY (male) chromosomes.

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Genetically predisposed

Genetically predisposed refers to the potential for an individual to develop a condition or trait because of its presence in a family member

Genetics

Genetics is defined as the branch of Biology that studies heredity, especially the mechanisms of hereditary transmission and the variation of inherited characteristics among similar or related organisms; the study of the genetic make-up of organisms and how it influences physical and behavioural characteristics.

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Genital herpes

Genital herpes refers to a sexually transmitted disease that can infect infants at birth, causing blindness, brain damage, or even death. The symptoms of Genital herpes are small, painful bumps or blisters on the genitals.

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Genital period

Genital stage refers to the stage after puberty in Freudian theory that lasts throughout life or death.

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Genital sex

Genital sex is defined as sex as indicated by the presence of male or female genitals.

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