Where does “genomics” come from?
Genomics is formed from English gene and English -ics, ultimately deriving from Ancient Greek γενεά meaning family or race.
genomics (English): The study of the complete genome of an organism
Definitions
- The study of the complete genome of an organism
Ancestry of “genomics”, step by step
Words derived from “genomics”
- toxicogenomics
- pharmacogenomics
- metagenomics
- nutrigenomics
- epigenomics
- chemogenomics
- phylogenomics
- postgenomics
- pathogenomics
- paleogenomics
- palaeogenomics
- sociogenomics
- oncogenomics
- glycogenomics
- immunogenomics
- metabologenomics
- peptidogenomics
- mycogenomics
- proteogenomics
- allogenomics
- archaeogenomics
- cardiogenomics
- clinicogenomics
- cytogenomics