reverse genetics
noun
An approach used in genetic analysis in which a known sequence of DNA is mutated with a view to examining the effects of such a mutation on gene function and resulting phenotype; frequently contrasted with classical genetics.
Origin
1980s.
- Hartley, L. P.
- Hart, Moss
- hartshorn
- hart's tongue
- hart's tongue fern
- hartwort
- harum-scarum
- Harun ar-Rashid
- haruspex
- haruspical
- haruspication
- haruspicy
- Harvard classification
- Harvard University
- harvest
- harvestable
- harvester
- harvester ant
- harvest festival
- harvest home
- harvestman
- harvest mite
- harvest moon
- harvest mouse
- Harvey Wallbanger