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Genomics is the study of the [[Genome]]. | Genomics is the study of the [[Genome]]. A [[Genome|genome]] denotes the totality of all genes on all [[Chromosomes|chromosomes]] in the [[Nucleus|nucleus]] of a cell<ref name="CMB2000-Lecture 10 Bioinformatics - Nick Morris">A genome denotes the totality of all genes on all chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell.</ref>. | ||
In greater detail, genomics relies on comparative analysis of the total [[DNA sequence]] within the cells of different [[Species]] in order to understand evolutionary pathways, the [[Genes]] | In greater detail, genomics relies on comparative analysis of the total [[DNA sequence]] within the cells of different [[Species]] in order to understand evolutionary pathways, the [[Genes]] differing within species and for the study of [[Genetics|Genetics]]<ref>Lodish, H. et al (2013) Molecular Cell Biology, 7th edition, New York: W.H.Freeman and Company, Glossary, Page G-10</ref>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:16, 23 October 2018
Genomics is the study of the Genome. A genome denotes the totality of all genes on all chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell[1].
In greater detail, genomics relies on comparative analysis of the total DNA sequence within the cells of different Species in order to understand evolutionary pathways, the Genes differing within species and for the study of Genetics[2].