cytogenetics

Converse of object

include: The outcome was analyzed for correlation with patient characteristics, the disease including cytogenetics, and the graft itself.

Preposition: in

diagnosis: CML: Further studies on the role of cytogenetics in diagnosis, prognosis and management.

Adjective modifier

• molecular: This page profiles the job areas of research, clinical cytogenetics, molecular cytogenetics, and counseling.
• clinical: Their work involves specialist medical procedures from histopathology and medical microbiology to the newly emerging field of clinical cytogenetics.
• conventional: Conventional cytogenetics revealed gross chromosomal changes with chromosome numbers ranging from 71 to 82.
• unfavorable: In people without an HLA-identical sibling but with an alternative donor, this type of transplant was rated appropriate in those with unfavorable cytogenetics.
• classical: It is a powerful complementary technique to classical cytogenetics and allows the analysis of both metaphase and interphase cells.
• human: Human cytogenetics Diagnostic molecular genetics Population, screening and biochemical genetics Clinical aspects of medical genetics Problem sessions Term 3: Group work.

Modifies a noun

• assay: The report argued that this is a similar position to the in-vitro mammalian cytogenetics assay, where the cell is the statistical unit.
• laboratory: Revised advice on laboratory containment measures for work with tissue samples in clinical cytogenetics laboratories.
• test: There was some discussion on whether a repeat cytogenetics test was required.
• department: The fetus did not arrive in the cytogenetics department and clearly was disposed of in some other manner.

Noun used with modifier

cancer: She continues her clinical cancer cytogenetics service in the Pittsburgh Cytogenetics Laboratory.