Difference between revisions of "Demogenomics"

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Demogenomics is the genomics study of human populations in a society, a country, and the world.<br />
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Demogenomics is the genomics study of human populations in a society, a country, and the world. Demogenome is not a biological classification but a social and historical classification. Studying the human population in the USA is a demogenomics project while studying the ethnic diversity of Sout American Indian tribes is a [[phylogenomics]].<br />
 
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It also means democratic genomics that endorses equal and fair genomics application to anyone on Earth regardless of his/her racial, financial,&nbsp;and social background.&nbsp;<br />
 
It also means democratic genomics that endorses equal and fair genomics application to anyone on Earth regardless of his/her racial, financial,&nbsp;and social background.&nbsp;<br />
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Omnigenomics<br />
 
Omnigenomics<br />
 
Oncogenomics<br />
 
Oncogenomics<br />
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Phylogenomics<br />
 
Phytogenomics<br />
 
Phytogenomics<br />
 
Psychogenomics<br />
 
Psychogenomics<br />
 
Supergenomics<br />
 
Supergenomics<br />
 
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<strong>External domains</strong><br />
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<strong>External links</strong><br />
[http://genomics.org Genomics.org]<br />
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[http://omics.org Omics.org]<br />
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[http://demogenomics.org Demogenomics.org]<br />
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Latest revision as of 07:09, 21 January 2009

Demogenomics is the genomics study of human populations in a society, a country, and the world. Demogenome is not a biological classification but a social and historical classification. Studying the human population in the USA is a demogenomics project while studying the ethnic diversity of Sout American Indian tribes is a phylogenomics.

It also means democratic genomics that endorses equal and fair genomics application to anyone on Earth regardless of his/her racial, financial, and social background. 


See also
Demogenome

Agrogenomics
Autogenomics
Chemicogenomics | Chemogenomics | Chemgenomics
Demogenomics
Ecogenomics
Econogenomics
Equigenomics
Ethnogenomics
Immunogenomics
Metagenomics
Microgenomics
Mycogenomics
Nanogenomics
Neurogenomics
Omnigenomics
Oncogenomics
Phylogenomics
Phytogenomics
Psychogenomics
Supergenomics

External links
Omics.org
Demogenomics.org