But human genetics don't change this fast.

但人类基因的变化不会这么快。

Kaustubh Adhikari, who studies human genetics at University College London.

在伦敦大学学院研究人类基因的考斯塔布·阿德希卡里说到。

The arguments ranged beyond the arcana of human genetics and American patent law.

讨论范围超出了人类遗传学的深奥知识和美国专利法之外。

It assumes that we know a lot more about human genetics than we actually do.

它假设我们对人类遗传学的了解比我们实际知道的要多得多。

Our understanding of human genetics has advanced considerably.

【advance】我们对人类遗传学的了解有了很大进展。

Rasmus Nielsen is a professor of computational biology and human genetics at UC-Berkeley.

Rasmus Nielsen 是加州大学伯克利分校计算生物学和人类遗传学教授。

As a biologist, my main interest has been human genetics.

【interest】作为一名生物学家，我主要的兴趣是人类遗传学。

So if you start with human genetics, you are more than twice as likely to be successful.

因此，如果你从人类遗传学开始，你成功的可能性会增加两倍以上。

By the late 1960s, research into human genetics was more nuanced, and bioethics had begun to blunt eugenics’ influence.

到 1960 年代后期， 对人类遗传学的研究更加细致入微，生物伦理学开始削弱优生学的影响。

In 1910, German scientists Ludwig Hirszfeld and Emil von Dungern demonstrated that blood type is an inherited trait, which was recognized as a huge milestone for human genetics.

1910年，德国科学家 Ludwig Hirszfeld 和 Emil von Dungern 论证血型是遗传性状这是人类遗传学重要的里程碑。