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A scientist who studies genes.
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A physician who diagnoses, treats, and counsels patients with genetic disorders or syndromes.
Examples of geneticist in a Sentence
An experienced geneticist may recognize subtle differences in facial characteristics.
Tibby [Elizabeth] Russell, a great mouse geneticist who recently died, was one.
It is helpful for the families of a child diagnosed with retinoblastoma to meet with a genetic specialist such as a genetic counselor and/or geneticist.
Dr. John Archer Geneticist with expertise in environmental remediation using actinomycetes, specifically Rhodococcus.
You also suggest that the family may wish to be seen by a clinical geneticist.
We will travel to UCLA in early May to see a geneticist.
This enables the geneticist to make full use of the DNA.
Prospects web - profile of a clinical molecular geneticist from the official UK graduate careers website.
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I even asked Angus ' consultant geneticist, but she said that it would be hard to say since EvC is rare but under-reported.
Evaluations by a pediatric developmental specialist and a geneticist may be of benefit.
Mohinder Suresh - Sendhil Ramamurthy plays the part of geneticist Dr. Mohinder Suresh.
Individuals with developmental delay or birth defects may be referred to a clinical geneticist for genetic testing or to a developmental pediatrician or neurologist for evaluation and diagnosis of FAS.
Women who carry the abnormal WAS gene and are considering prenatal diagnosis should discuss the risks and benefits of this type of testing with a geneticist or genetic counselor.
A neighboring farmer and cat-lover, William Ross, perhaps hearing a distinct "ka-ching" in his head, got one of the kittens and teamed up with a geneticist and began a careful breeding program.
The first step in studying other family members is for a geneticist or genetic counselor to obtain a detailed family history and construct a pedigree (family tree) to determine which family members should be offered testing.