genomic

基本解释

This allowed them to target a genomic region in need of modification.
这可使他们在需要修改基因时瞄准特定基因组区域。
But when selection is strong - as in large populations - it blocks the random genomic changes that throw up this greater complexity in the first place.
但是，强选择时——正如在大规模种群中——从一开始匆匆建成的这一复杂性更高的基因组的随机变化就受到阻碍。
Because we have identical DNA in each of our cells, our bodies have mechanisms, such as DNA methylation, to control which genes are expressed in certain cell types—a process called genomic imprinting.
因为我们的每一个细胞中都有同一DNA，所以我们的身体具备机制，譬如DNA甲基化，以控制在特定类型细胞中表达哪些基因——这个过程被称为基因组印记。

Now DNA that's produced this way is not called genomic DNA because this doesn't match the DNA in your genome, on your chromosomes,right?
现在造出来的这个DNA,不叫基因组DNA,因为这跟你基因组里的DNA不一样,跟你染色体上的基因不一样,对吧
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If I cut up just DNA from the chromosome, what's called genomic DNA, then I'm going to have both exons and introns within the fragments that I create.
如果我切割的恰好是染色体上的,基因组DNA,那我切成的片段上,就会同时有外显子和内含子
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Well I talked about it - earlier I've mentioned several times all the cells in my body, all the cells in your body have essentially the same genomic chromosomal DNA in their nucleus.
我之前有说过,我不只一次提到过,我体内的所有细胞,和你体内的所有细胞一样,核中的染色体基因组DNA本质上都相同
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Genomic research, of course, may yet pay off in other ways than by making targeted drugs.
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relating to the complete set of genetic material of a human, animal, plant, or other living thing