1 minute video guide to understanding the difference between genetics and genomics

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We hear the terms “genetics” and “genomics” being used in countless scientific studies as well as more mainstream news reports. But despite the two words sounding similar, genetics and genomics refer to two very different things. Do you know the difference between these two terms? What separates genetics from genomics and vice versa? Here is how you can find out in one minute.

The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion, and analysis. Watch the original video: What is the Difference Between Genetics and Genomics?

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