Since family members share genes and environment, both can contribute to familial clustering of a disease.

We were to have shared genes again this generation, as I recall it.

In some instances, the big private companies have shared genes with the center's researchers.

You'd share nearly identical genes, look very much alike, but live different lives.

The twins share identical genes, but different family environments.

Ape mothers also share genes with their offspring, as do all animals, so why is it only humans who speak?

Does Hodgkin's disease run in families because people share genes or because they share living conditions?

They may also have shared genes that made them particularly susceptible to the virus.

But my husband wasn't able to come to terms with anything short of the ancient traditional method of sharing genes.

I share genes with him in a manner characteristic of what on Earth would be considered a father-daughter relationship.