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Genetic anomalies

Genetic anomalies refer to neurological or physical abnormalities that have a genetic cause.

Genetic counseling

Genetic counseling refers to advice concerning the probabilities that a couple's children will show genetic abnormalities.

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Genetic counselling

Genetic counselling refers to a form of counselling in which people receive information regarding their family history of genetic disorders.

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Genetic disorder

Genetic disorder refers to inherited disorder of behaviour that arise from faulty genetic material.

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Genetic disorders

Genetic disorders refer to inherited disorders of Behavior that arise from faulty genetic material. Also, Genetic disorders refer to roblems caused by defects in the Genes or by inher

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Genetic epistemology

Genetic epistemology refers to the study of the origin of knowledge in the development of the child.

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Genetic hypothesis

Genetic hypothesis refers to the notion that group differences in IQ are hereditary.

Genetic linkage analysis

genetic linkage analysis refers to the study that seeks to match the inheritance pattern of a disorder to that of a genetic marker. This helps researchers establish the location of the gene responsible for the disorder.

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