SRY Medical Abbreviation

Sex-Determining Region Y

Sex-Determining Region of Y

Secondary

Applied to a circle, cold front, depression, meridian, or port, to distinguish it from a primary Often used to denote a secondary depression

Serendipity

An accidental and fortunate discovery. A celebrated instance of serendipity in biomedical research took place in 1928 at St Mary's Hospital in London. While studying staphylococci, the physician and microbiologist Alexander Fleming happened to noticed that on a dish containing agar on which he had been growing germs, near some mold, the germs were less common. He grew more of the mold and named it penicillin from its Latin name Penicillium.

Sex-Determining Region Y Gene

Sex Determining Region of The Y

Sex-determining region-Y