gene (Also genes) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to gene
- cistron«
- factor«
- nucleotide sequence of a gene«
- genetics«
- genes«
- prokaryotic gene«
- organic matter«
- eukaryotic gene«
- chemical object bearing genetic information«
- gene«
- transforming gene«
- suppressor gene«
- suppresser gene«
- structural gene«
- repressor gene«
- regulatory gene«
- regulator gene«
- recessive gene«
- operator gene«
- mutant gene«
- modifier gene«
- lethal gene«
- homeotic gene«
- holandric gene«
- dominant gene«
- linked genes«
- genetic marker«
- allele«
- suppressor«
- oncogene«
- linkage group«
- modifier«
- transgene«
- proto-oncogene«
- suppresser«
- polygene«
- nonallele«
- allelomorph«
- tumor suppressor gene«
- homeobox gene«
- genetic science«
- molecular biology«
- recessive allele«
- recessive«
- dominant allele«
- cystic fibrosis transport regulator«
- homeobox«
- dominant«
- pseudogene«
- dna«
- genetic«
- molecular genetics«
- genotype«
- organism«
- genetical«
- geneticist«
- genome«
- rna«
- genic«
- protein«
- allelic«
- biotechnology«
- allelomorphic«
- genomics«
- chromosome«
- polygenic«
- biotech«
- gene-splicing«
- gene therapy«
- dna replication«
- proteomics«
- gene product«
- sequence«
- cytogenetics«
- gene pool«
- codon«
- pharmacogenetics«
- gene frequency«
- transcription«
- genetic engineering«
- gene flow«
- regulatory region«
- gene complex«
- amino acid«
- recombinant DNA technology«
- essential gene«
- functional genomics«
- cell«
- structural genomics«
- gene duplication«
- dominance«
- zinc finger«
- cell division«
- xenology«
- mutation«
- cytogeneticist«
- xenia«
- strand«
- wild type«
- trait«
- whirlin«
- nucleotide«
- virulome«
- gene expression«
- variant«
- gamete«
- uxorial«
- prokaryote«
- usherin«
- operon«
- upregulation«
- mrna«
- unsilence«
- eukaryote«
- unknome«
- phenotype«
- unigene«
- thymine«
- ultrabithorax«
- rna polymerase«
- trithorax«
- genetic code«
- triple reassortant«
- intron«
- transheterozygote«
- parent«
- transgenic«
- promoter region«
- transdominant«
- function«
- transactivation«
- rna molecule«
- trans-acting«
- daughter cell«
- bioremediation«
- locus«
- toxinotype«
- trna«
- toll gene«
- copy«
- toeprinting«
- mendel«
- tinman«
- theory«
- human genome«
- tetramutant«
- template strand«
- synaptophysin«
- rna gene«
- supragenic«
- cytoplasm«
- dna.«
- supergene«
- mendelian inheritance«
- subfunctionalization«
- coding sequence«
- stimulon«
- gene family«
- sterolin«
- discrete inherited unit«
- spider goat«
- telomere«
- spadetail«
- homologs«
- sow one's wild oats«
- horizontal gene transfer«
- sexy son hypothesis«
- repressor«
- sevenless«
- polymerase«
- sequencing«
- messenger rna«
- semiallograft«
- nucleotide sequence«
- semiallogeneic«
- complementary codon«
- segregation distorter«
- multicellular organism«
- scute«
- cytosine«
- roquin«
- histone«
- ribotyping«
- final protein product«
- reverse genetics«
- unit«
- retrogene«
- multiple codon«
- retroduplication«
- guanine«
- resistome«
- reading frame«
- region«
- reporter«
- replicator«
- amino acid sequence«
- ribosome«
- radixin«
- process«
- pyramid«
- exon«
- pyknon«
- experiment«
- pseudogenome«
- promoter«
- heredity«
- pseudoexon«
- offspring«
- pseudoautosomal«
- genetic material«
- protooncogene«
- bacteriophage t4«
- dna sequence«
- inheritance«
- proboscipedia«
- transcription factor«
- predetermine«
- definition«
- paralogous gene«
- polycomb«
- coding gene«
- point mutation«
- replication origin«
- pleitropic«
- linear chromosome«
- pleiotropy«
- common allele«
- pleiohomeotic«
- independent assortment«
- piwi«
- junk dna«
- physiome«
- orthologous gene«
- physical map«
- natural selection«
- phylome«
- functional product«
- phylogeography«
- rate«
- phylogenomics«
- hugo de vries«
- photogene«
- pea plant«
- phosducin«
- set«
- multiple protein«
- pharmacogenomics«
- base pairing«
- pharmacogene«
- tall stem«
- period«
- promoter sequence«
- penetrance«
- frameshift mutation«
- pelB«
- regulatory sequence«
- parameter«
- dna double helix«
- paralogue«
- reverse transcription«
- paralog«
- single base«
- pangene«
- mechanism«
- deoxyribonucleic acid«
- overexpression«
- genomic sequence«
- overexpress«
- modern evolutionary synthesis«
- overdominance«
- binary fission«
- osteomodulin«
- centromere«
- orthologue«
- untranslated region«
- ortholog«
- polypeptide chain«
- orthodenticle«
- coding region«
- germ cell«
- oncosuppressor«
- base«
- symbol«
- oligogenic«
- variation«
- obligate carrier«
- splicing«
- nullizygous«
- adenine«
- null«
- translation«
- nucleotidylexotransferase«
- nonpenetrance«
- antibiotic resistance«
- nonexpresser«
- virus«
- noise«
- reproduction«
- nephrocystin«
- bacteria«
- neomorphic«
- human genome project«
- neofunctionalization«
- rna.«
- myotrophin«
- molecule«
- myogenin«
- genetic disease«
- mutant protein«
- single cell«
- mutagenetic«
- hydrogen bond«
- muscleblind«
- genetic variation«
- multispacer«
- rise«
- multiple allelism«
- archaea«
- multigenic«
- common source«
- multigene family«
- recombination«
- multigene«
- genetic disorder«
- multicopy«
- multiallelic«
- eukaryotic cell«
- mucolipin«
- morphogene«
- human gene«
- morgan«
- e. coli«
- monomeric«
- monohybrid«
- monogenic«
- structure«
- monocopy«
- duplication«
- molecular medicine«
- mutant«
- molecular knife«
- expression«
- understanding gene«
- moesin«
- total genetic material«
- mobilization«
- termination dna sequencing«
- misexpression«
- term pangene«
- midblastula«
- term gemmule«
- microsynteny«
- term cistron«
- microhomology«
- tall allele«
- microdeletion«
- specific dna locus«
- microcephalin«
- specialized rna molecule«
- microRNA«
- small mutation«
- mezerein«
- routine research tool«
- metagene«
- routine laboratory tool«
- mesosynteny«
- remnant circular chromosome«
- meme«
- relevant nutrient«
- melastatin«
- melanoregulin«
- rapid sequence change«
- maturase«
- protein concept«
- mapping«
- prokaryotic promoter«
- macrosynteny«
- prokaryotes(bacteria«
- macrolactin«
- pea plant mendel«
- parent blended«
- overlapping functional product«
- orphan protein«
- linkage disequilibrium«
- operon ’s mrna«
- laminopathy«
- observable physical characteristic«
- knockout mouse«
- novo conversion«
- knockout«
- nonfunctional copy«
- neutral molecular evolution«
- isogroup«
- most eukaryotic organism«
- isochore«
- molecular repository«
- introgression«
- molecular inheritance«
- introgress«
- intragenic«
- molecular gene transcribes«
- intra-allelic«
- many prokaryotic gene«
- intergenic spacer«
- lactose metabolism gene«
- intergenic region«
- initial theoretical prediction«
- intergenic«
- individual hereditary carrier«
- intergenetic«
- inactive transcription«
- intergene«
- hgnc. symbol«
- integron«
- helix run«
- inbred«
- genomic nomenclature«
- imprint«
- gene birth«
- immunome«
- final mature mrna«
- hypostatic«
- exposed phosphate«
- hypostasis«
- evolutionary gene«
- hypomorphic«
- evolutionary biodiversity«
- hypomorph«
- eukaryotic promoter region«
- hypermorphic«
- essential genes«
- hypermorph«
- e.g. lac operon«
- hox gene«
- dna coding strand«
- hot spot«
- discrete inheritable unit«
- homozygous«
- directional selection change sequence«
- homology«
- danish botanist wilhelm johannsen«
- homogenic«
- continuous messenger rna«
- homoallele«
- complementary mrna.«
- homeolog«
- common edible pea plant«
- circular genome attache«
- broad operational definition«
- holandric«
- base uracil«
- heterozygous«
- amino acid cargo«
- heterogenic«
- alga genome«
- heteroallele«
- adaptive metabolic function«
- actual protein coding sequence«
- hereditary«
- actual functional product«
- hemizygous«
- haploinsufficiency«
- haplodeficient«
- hamartin«
- glycogene«
- glucocorticoid receptor«
- given name«
- evolution«
- gerontogene«
- chain«
- geodispersal«
- phosphate«
- regulation«
- genomic equivalence«
- distinction«
- genocentric«
- untranslated intron«
- genism«
- spindle fibre«
- separate sister chromatid«
- rii region«
- genetically«
- pentose residue«
- genetic pollution«
- pangens«
- neurospora research«
- molecular picture«
- geneset«
- mammalian gene function«
- increase transcription«
- identified function«
- genome engineering technique«
- gene definition«
- form abbreviation«
- dna twist«
- discontinuous inheritance«
- de novo gene«
- compelling hypothesis«
- generich«
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