genescore
nounUK /ˈdʒiːnskɔː/
US /ˈdʒiːnskɔːr/
A genescore is a number that shows how much your genes might affect something about you.
The doctor used a genescore to guess how likely the boy was to get a certain illness.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A number used in science to compare how active many genes are at once.
The scientists compared the genescore of healthy cells with that of sick cells.
3. A score in a game or test that is based on genetic information.
Players earned a higher genescore by matching the right DNA cards.
4. A rating that predicts how a plant or animal might grow from its genes.
The farmer checked the genescore of the seeds before planting them.