biochemical genetics meaning

• [Medicine]
  A discipline concerned with studying biological phenomena in terms of the chemical and physical interactions of molecules.

• biochemical genetic variation in chinese oyster ostea rivularis
• Human biochemical genetics
• Today the subject has four main subdivisions mendelian genetics ( classical genetics ), population genetics, cytogenetics, and molecular or biochemical genetics
• MRC Human Biochemical Genetics Unit was established by Harris in 1962.
• British geneticist who made important contributions to biochemical genetics and microbial genetics.
• Their research laid the foundation for the field of biochemical genetics or molecular biology.
• She is creditted with founding biochemical genetics.
• Today she is co-chief of that Laboratory and head of its Biochemical Genetics Section.
• He was appointed senior investigator at NIAMD, and in time became Chief of Human Biochemical Genetics.
• He established the Medical Research Council ( MRC ) Unit of Human and Biochemical Genetics in 1962.

• "biochemical genetics" meaning in Chinese: 生化遗传学
• "biochemical genetics" meaning in Japanese: 生化学遺伝学｛せいかがく いでんがく｝
• "biochemical genetics" meaning in Russian: биохимическая генетика