after his death, when other scientists working on similar problems re-discovered his research. William Bateson, a proponent of Mendel's work, coined the word genetics in 1905.[10][11] (The adjective genetic, derived from the Greek word genesis—γένεσις, "origin" and that from t...
The word reprogenetics combines assisted reproduction and molecular genetics, namely in vitro fertilization (IVF) and gene editing. The word was first coined in 1998 in the book Remaking Eden—soon after the birth of Dolly the sheep—bygeneticist Lee Silver.This chapter focuses on health care ...
The origins of genetics are to be found in Gregor Mendel's memoir on plant hybridization (1865). However, the word 'genetics' was only coined in 1906, to designate the new science of heredity. Founded upon the Mendelian method for analyzing the products of crosses, this science is ...
‘pīlu’; (ii) various archaeological, paleo-botanical, ethnohistorical and linguistic evidence that ‘pīlu’ as a zoonym and a phytonym were coined by the ancient people of IVC; (iii) the credibility of the Proto-Dravidian tooth-word for tracing the deep linguistic ancestry of its ...
DeVries,thescientistwhocoinedthetermmutation,wasstudyingplantsthatwerepolyploidy. Polyploidyiscommoninplantsandresultsinplantsofabnormallylargesize.Asthewordisused today,mutationreferstoanygeneticorchromosomalabnormality. Chromosomalaberrationsinclude(畸变包括): ...
In 1943 Kanner coined "infantile autism" (autism derived from Greekautos, or self) after observing 11 children, mostly boys, on the basis of their social isolation. Autism, often referred to as autistic disorder or infantile autism, is a complex behavioral disorder, which, by definition, develo...
1880 Hanstein The word protoplast was coined for the living matter surrounded by the cell membrane [171] 1892 Klercker Klercker was the first to isolate protoplasts from plasmolyzed cells of Stratiotes aloides by microsurgery on plasmolyzed cells by mechanical method; however, the yields were ex...
Admittedly the word 'genetics', which was coined by Bateson to cover "the physiology of descent", might have been used so as to embrace both aspects of development; but in practice it has not been widely employed in that sense.doi:10.1038/1771241a0WADDINGTON...
Other articles where Y chromosome is discussed: Homo sapiens: Bodily structure: …mtDNA samples, as well as Y chromosome samples, derived from people all over the world point to the common descent of all modern humans from a small population that existed
Thomas Henry Huxley was an English biologist, educator, and advocate of agnosticism (he coined the word). Huxley’s vigorous public support of Charles Darwin’s evolutionary naturalism earned him the nickname... human genetic disease Human genetic disease, any of the diseases and disorders that ar...