genomics meaning: definition, etymology

genomics

noun

Etymology From gene + -omics or genome + -ics.

Biology, Genetics, Medicine, Natural sciences, Sciences The study of the complete genome of an organism.

Derived terms: 41 terms
allogenomics, archaeogenomics, cardiogenomics, chemical genomics, chemogenomics, clinicogenomics, cytogenomics, ecogenomics, epigenomics, functional genomics, geogenomics, glycogenomics, histogenomics, immunogenomics, macrogenomics, megagenomics, metabogenomics, metabologenomics, metagenomics, microgenomics, mycogenomics, neurogenomics, nutrigenomics, oncogenomics, palaeogenomics, paleogenomics, pangenomics, pathogenomics, peptidogenomics, pharmacogenomics, phenogenomics, phylogenomics, postgenomics, proteogenomics, psychogenomics, radiogenomics, sociogenomics, subgenomics, taxonogenomics, toxicogenomics, virogenomics
Related terms: genomic
Hyponyms: 41 terms
allogenomics, archaeogenomics, cardiogenomics, chemical genomics, chemogenomics, clinicogenomics, cytogenomics, ecogenomics, epigenomics, functional genomics, geogenomics, glycogenomics, histogenomics, immunogenomics, macrogenomics, megagenomics, metabogenomics, metabologenomics, metagenomics, microgenomics, mycogenomics, neurogenomics, nutrigenomics, oncogenomics, palaeogenomics, paleogenomics, pangenomics, pathogenomics, peptidogenomics, pharmacogenomics, phenogenomics, phylogenomics, postgenomics, proteogenomics, psychogenomics, radiogenomics, sociogenomics, subgenomics, taxonogenomics, toxicogenomics, virogenomics