genetically

Describes individuals or species that share a common ancestor or genetic material.

Used to describe organisms, such as twins or clones, that share the exact same DNA.

Being likely to be influenced or harmed by a particular thing (e.g., a disease) because of one's genetic makeup.

Having a natural tendency or likelihood to develop a condition due to one's genes.

Refers to populations or individuals having different genetic makeups.

Indicates a wide variety of genes within a population.

Considered to have better qualities or abilities than others due to genetic makeup; often used in science fiction.

Having exceptional natural ability or talent due to genetic factors.

To make changes to the genetic material of an organism; commonly associated with GM foods.

To alter the genetic makeup of an organism using biotechnology.

When genes are the primary factor in causing a trait or condition.

To establish a connection between a gene and a specific trait or disease.

When genes contribute to a trait or condition, but are not the sole cause.

To handle or control genes in a skillful manner, often to produce a desired result.

To pass genetic information from a parent to their offspring.

To be naturally inclined to a certain behavior or trait from birth due to genetics (informal).