genomes
n. countablen. the complete set of genetic instructions for a living thing. It is like a biological recipe book that tells a body how to grow and function.
n. the entire set of genetic material, including all genes and non-coding sequences, present in a cell or organism.
Scientists are studying the genomes of different plants.
By comparing the genomes of various bird species, researchers can trace how they evolved over millions of years.
The rapid advancement of sequencing technology has allowed for the mapping of thousands of human genomes, providing insights into the genetic basis of complex diseases and individual traits.
Plural form of 'genome'; typically used when comparing the genetic makeup of different individuals, species, or populations.