Definition of chromosomal in English:

chromosomal

adjectiveˌkrəʊməˈsəʊməlˌkroʊməˈsoʊm(ə)l

Biology

Involving or relating to chromosomes.
a chromosomal disorder
Example sentencesExamples
- Biologic theorists believe chromosomal or nervous system disorders are the cause.
- Gross chromosomal disturbance would certainly seem likely to cause either cell death or conversion to a cancerous state.
- She won the Nobel Prize in 1983 for her discovery of chromosomal instability 50 years ago.
- These exposed populations have been shown to have chromosomal damage.
- He refused to accept ideas associating the gene with a particular stretch of chromosomal material.
- Chromosomal analysis through blood tests is also available in some cases.
- Major chromosomal rearrangements are often found in transformed genomes, suggesting that T-DNA insertion either requires or causes genomic instability.
- Folate deficiency appears to facilitate genetic modification at a fragile chromosomal site.
- Groups with chromosomal sex determination systems are expected to evince differences among males and females in absolute DNA content.
- The results are discussed in relation to the chromosomal evolution of the genus.

Definition of chromosomal in US English:

chromosomal

adjectiveˌkrōməˈsōm(ə)lˌkroʊməˈsoʊm(ə)l

Biology

Involving or relating to chromosomes.
a chromosomal disorder
Example sentencesExamples
- Folate deficiency appears to facilitate genetic modification at a fragile chromosomal site.
- Gross chromosomal disturbance would certainly seem likely to cause either cell death or conversion to a cancerous state.
- These exposed populations have been shown to have chromosomal damage.
- She won the Nobel Prize in 1983 for her discovery of chromosomal instability 50 years ago.
- Chromosomal analysis through blood tests is also available in some cases.
- The results are discussed in relation to the chromosomal evolution of the genus.
- Biologic theorists believe chromosomal or nervous system disorders are the cause.
- Major chromosomal rearrangements are often found in transformed genomes, suggesting that T-DNA insertion either requires or causes genomic instability.
- He refused to accept ideas associating the gene with a particular stretch of chromosomal material.
- Groups with chromosomal sex determination systems are expected to evince differences among males and females in absolute DNA content.

单词	chromosomal
释义	Definition of chromosomal in English: chromosomal adjectiveˌkrəʊməˈsəʊməlˌkroʊməˈsoʊm(ə)l Biology Involving or relating to chromosomes. a chromosomal disorder Example sentencesExamples Biologic theorists believe chromosomal or nervous system disorders are the cause. Gross chromosomal disturbance would certainly seem likely to cause either cell death or conversion to a cancerous state. She won the Nobel Prize in 1983 for her discovery of chromosomal instability 50 years ago. These exposed populations have been shown to have chromosomal damage. He refused to accept ideas associating the gene with a particular stretch of chromosomal material. Chromosomal analysis through blood tests is also available in some cases. Major chromosomal rearrangements are often found in transformed genomes, suggesting that T-DNA insertion either requires or causes genomic instability. Folate deficiency appears to facilitate genetic modification at a fragile chromosomal site. Groups with chromosomal sex determination systems are expected to evince differences among males and females in absolute DNA content. The results are discussed in relation to the chromosomal evolution of the genus. Definition of chromosomal in US English: chromosomal adjectiveˌkrōməˈsōm(ə)lˌkroʊməˈsoʊm(ə)l Biology Involving or relating to chromosomes. a chromosomal disorder Example sentencesExamples Folate deficiency appears to facilitate genetic modification at a fragile chromosomal site. Gross chromosomal disturbance would certainly seem likely to cause either cell death or conversion to a cancerous state. These exposed populations have been shown to have chromosomal damage. She won the Nobel Prize in 1983 for her discovery of chromosomal instability 50 years ago. Chromosomal analysis through blood tests is also available in some cases. The results are discussed in relation to the chromosomal evolution of the genus. Biologic theorists believe chromosomal or nervous system disorders are the cause. Major chromosomal rearrangements are often found in transformed genomes, suggesting that T-DNA insertion either requires or causes genomic instability. He refused to accept ideas associating the gene with a particular stretch of chromosomal material. Groups with chromosomal sex determination systems are expected to evince differences among males and females in absolute DNA content.
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