chromosomal

IPA: krˈoʊmʌsoʊmʌɫ

Examples of "chromosomal" in Sentences

To be sonned by Rick Sanchez takes a certain chromosomal abundance.
One type of DNA called chromosomal DNA, also refered as nuclear DNA.
The researchers launched the study to compare the newer screening, called chromosomal microarray analysis (CMA), against the tests that the
Chromosomal abnormalities that occur when nonmatching pairs of chromosomes swap genetic information are known as chromosomal translocations.
The researchers ran a test commonly used to evaluate children for neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism called a chromosomal microarray.
Your discoveries have revealed how the conserved function of telomere repeat sequences can maintain chromosomal and genetic stability and how synthesis of telomere DNA is achieved by the enzyme telomerase.
Death was the great and old man had warred against it so fiercely and so long that was engraved on the deepest of the chromosomal was the other side of the battle, and the war was called And the universe didn't give a damn about either side.
Emory University School of Medicine offers a new method of genetic testing called chromosomal microarrays that can pick up chromosomal abnormalities across the genome based on analysis of a blood sample, said David Ledbetter, director of the school's medical-genetics department.