gene
| duplication
| gene abbr. | |
| environ. | gène |
| genet. | allélomorphe |
| health. | facteur héréditaire |
| duplication abbr. | |
| gen. | double emploi; polygraphie |
| health. | dédoublement du nombre des chromosomes |
| health. nat.sc. engl. | duplication |
| market. | duplication intermédias |
| med. | dédoublement du nombre de chromosomes |
| nat.sc. | double comptage; double compte |
| stat. ed. | chevauchement d'efforts |
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| allélomorphe f | |||
| facteur héréditaire | |||
| gène m | |||
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| gène m | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| Eugene; Eugenia | |||
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| global-positioning-system enhanced | |||
| Genome Therapeutics Corporation | |||
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| A short segment of DNA or in the case of some viruses, RNA. Most genes contain the information needed to make a particular protein. see also deoxyribonucleic acid, genome, protein, ribonucleic acid | |||
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gene : 725 phrases in 21 subjects |