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Gen
gene
Erbfaktor
gene
Genfluss m biol.
gene flow
Genpool m biol.
gene pool
Gentest m
gene test
Genkopplung f; Genkoppelung f
gene linkage
Genklonung f; Gen-Klonung f
gene cloning
Gentherapie f
gene therapy
Genort m
gene location
Gentransfer m; GenĂĽbertragung f biol.
gene transfer
Genaktivität f
gene activity
Geninversion f biol.
gene inversion
Genfrequenz f; Genhäufigkeit f
gene frequency
Gen-Screening n biochem.
gene screening
Regulator-Gen n; Repressor-Gen n biol.
regulator gene
Regulator-Gen n, Repressor-Gen n biol.
regulator gene
Genaktivierung f
gene activation
Genduplikation f biol.
gene duplication
exprimiert adj (Gen) biochem.
expressed (gene)
Genverdopplung f; Genduplikation f biochem.
gene duplication
Genamplifikation f
gene amplification
ko-exprimiert adj (Gen) biochem.
co-expressed (gene)
Genkanone f biochem.
Genkanonen pl
gene gun
gene guns
Gentransplantation f biochem.
gene transplantation
ĂĽberexprimiert adj (Gen) biochem.
overexpressed (gene)
unterexprimiert adj (Gen) biochem.
underexpressed (gene)
Gentest m
Gentests pl
gene test
gene tests
DNS-Abschnitt m; Genabschnitt m biochem.
gene segment; DNA segment
Genfamilie f biochem.
Genfamilien pl
gene family
gene families
Genkomplex m
Genkomplexe pl
gene cluster
gene clusters
Genprodukt n biol.
Genprodukte pl
gene product
gene products
Genkomplex m biochem.
Genkomplexe pl
gene cluster
gene clusters
Genkartierung f biochem.
gene mapping; genome mapping
Genträger m biochem.
Genträger pl
gene carrier
gene carriers
Genkartierung f
gene mapping; genome mapping
Genkopplung f; Genkoppelung f biochem.
gene linkage; genetic linkage
GenĂĽbertragung f; Gentransfer m biochem.
GenĂĽbertragungen pl; Gentransfers pl
gene transfer
gene transfers
Genmutation f biol.
Genmutationen pl
gene mutation
gene mutations
Genmutation f biol.
Genmutationene pl
gene mutation
gene mutations
Erbfaktor m biol.
Erbfaktoren pl
gene, hereditary factor
genes
Genpotenzial n; Genreservoir n; Genressource f; genetische Ressource f biochem.
gene resource; genetic resource
Erbfaktor m biol.
Erbfaktoren pl
gene; hereditary factor
genes
egoistisches Gen n (Evolutionsbiologie) biol.
selfish gene (evolutionary biology)
Gentechnik f, Gentechnologie f
genetic engineering, gene technology
Gentechnik f; Gentechnologie f
genetic engineering; gene technology
Genaustausch m biochem.
genetic crossing-over; gene crossover
Genvervielfältigung f; DNS-Vervielfältigung f biochem.
gene amplification; DNA amplification
Gen n
Gene pl
mehrere Gene betreffend
gefloxtes Gen
gene
genes
multigenic
floxed gene
Genausprägung f; Genexpression f; Genexprimierung f biochem.
heterologe Genexpression
gene expression
foreign gene expression
Genexpression f biol. (Molekulargenetik)
heterologe Genexpression
gene expression
foreign gene expression
Genort m; Genlokus m; Locus m biochem.
gene location; gene locus; genomic locus; locus
Genträger m (Person) biochem.
Genträger pl
Krebsgenträger m
gene carrier (person)
gene carriers
cancer gene carrier
genetischer Gesamtbestand m; Genpool m (einer Fortpflanzungsgemeinschaft) (Evolutionsbiologie) biol.
genetic pool; gene pool (of a population) (evolutionary biology)
Gen n
Gene pl
mehrere Gene betreffend
gefloxtes Gen
Tumorsuppressor-Gen
gene
genes
multigenic
floxed gene
tumour suppressor gene
Genfluss m; genetischer Fluss m (Evolutionsbiologie) biol.
gene flow; genetic flow; allele flow; gene migraton (evolutionary biology)
Gendrift f; genetische Drift f; Alleldrift f; Sewall-Wright-Effekt m (Evolutionsbiologie) biol.
gene drift; genetic drift; allele drift; Sewall-Wright effect (evolutionary biology)
Genpromotor m; Promotor m (Aktivator der Gentranskription) biochem.
Genpromotoren pl; Promotoren pl
gene promoter; promoter (activator of gene transcription)
gene promoters; promoters
Gentechnik f; Gentechnologie f biochem.
graue Gentechnik
gene technology GE ; genetic engineering; genetic modification
genetic engineering in waste management
Genschere f biochem.
gene scissors; genetic scissors; DNA scissors (clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats CRISPR )
Ursprung m; Entstehung f (von etw.)
der Ursprung des Namens
die Entstehung neuer Genfunktionen
Entstehungszeitpunkt m
origination (of sth.)
the origination of the name
the origination of novel gene functions
time of origination
introgressive Hybridisierung f; Introgression f (Ăśbertragung von Genen einer Art in den Genpool einer anderen) (Evolutionsbiologie) biol.
introgressive hybridization; introgression (transfer of genes of one species into the gene pool of another) (evolutionary biology)
Genfähre f; Klonierungsvektor m; Vektor m (für den Transport einer DNS-Sequenz beim Klonieren) biochem.
Expressionsvektor m
viraler Vektor
gene carrier; gene vector; cloning vector; vector; cloning vehicle (for transporting a DNA sequence in molecular cloning)
expression vector
viral vector
allelomorph; Allel… adj biochem.
allelomorphes Genpaar; allelomorphes Paar; Allelpaar
allelomorphe Serie; Genserie
allelic; allelomorphic
allelic gene pair; allelic pair (of genes); allele pair; allelomorphic pair
allelic gene series; allelic series of genes; allelomorphic series (of genes)
etw. entdecken; feststellen; ermitteln; herausarbeiten; herausfiltern v adm.
entdeckend; feststellend; ermittelnd; herausarbeitend; herausfilternd
entdeckt; festgestellt; ermittelt; hergeausarbeitet; hergeausfiltert
Anhaltspunkte dafĂĽr dass es sich bei dem Material um Abfall handelt
Wissenschaftler haben das fehlende Gen entdeckt.
Wir sollten zunächst die Problemfelder ermitteln.
to identify sth.
identifying
identified
factors which identify the material as waste
Scientists have identified the missing gene.
We should first identify the problem areas.
etw. entdecken; feststellen; ermitteln; herausarbeiten; herausfiltern v adm.
entdeckend; feststellend; ermittelnd; herausarbeitend; herausfilternd
entdeckt; festgestellt; ermittelt; herausgearbeitet; herausgefiltert
Anhaltspunkte dafĂĽr, dass es sich bei dem Material um Abfall handelt
Wissenschaftler haben das fehlende Gen entdeckt.
Wir sollten zunächst die Problemfelder ermitteln.
to identify sth.
identifying
identified
factors which identify the material as waste
Scientists have identified the missing gene.
We should first identify the problem areas.
alleles Gen n; Allel n; Allelomorph n selten (Ausprägungsvariante derselben genetischen Grundeigenschaft) biochem.
Blaubart-Allel n (Allel, das Söhne auf Kosten der Töchter bevorzugt)
dominantes Allel
Grünbart-Allel n (Allel, das bei Trägern desselben Allels altruistische Handlungen auslöst)
Die Allelewerte konnten nicht eindeutig den dazugehörigen Loci zugeordnet werden.
allelic gene; allele; allelomorph rare (variant form of the same basic genetic property)
bluebeard allele
dominant allele
greenbeard allele
We they were unable to clearly assign the allele values to the appropriate loci.
Sequenz f biochem.
Sequenz mit bekanntem Genlokus
fortlaufend kodierende Sequenz
gentranskribierende Sequenz
hochrepetitive Sequenz
konservierte Sequenz in Entwicklungsgenen
intervenierende Sequenz
invertierte Sequenz
komplementäre Sequenz
kurze vielfach wiederholte im Kerngenom verstreute Sequenz
kurze wiederholte Sequenz
sequence
sequence tagged site STS
uninterrupted coding sequence
gene-transcripting sequence
highly repetitive sequence
homeobox
intervening sequence
inverted sequence
complementary sequence
short interspersed nuclear element SINE
repeat
Gen n; Erbanlage f; Erbfaktor m biochem.
Gene pl; Erbanlagen pl; Erbfaktoren pl
gefloxtes Gen
geschlechtsbeeinflusstes Gen
geschlechtsbeschränktes Gen
homöotisches Gen
Hox-Gen n
Maternaleffekt-Gen n
Tumorsuppressor-Gen n
mehrere Gene betreffend
bestimmte Gene einschalten anschalten
schĂĽtzende Gene ausschalten abschalten
gene; unit of heredity; hereditary factor
genes; units of heredity; hereditary factors
floxed gene
sex-influenced gene
sex-limited gene
homeotic gene
hox gene
maternal effect gene
tumour suppressor gene
multigenic
to switch on specific genes
to switch off; to silence protective genes
Genprobe f; DNS-Probe f; DNA-Probe f biochem.
Genproben pl; DNS-Proben pl; DNA-Proben pl
Ausschlussprobe f (Kriminaltechnik)
Tatortprobe f (Kriminaltechnik)
DNS-Probe eines Festgenommenen (Kriminaltechnik)
DNS-Probe von einem Asservat (Kriminaltechnik)
eine Genprobe abgeben
genetic sample; gene sample; DNA sample
genetic samples; gene samples; DNA samples
elimination sample (forensics)
crime scene sample (forensics)
criminal justice sample; CJ arrestee sample (forensics)
court exhibit sample; exhibit sample; sample from an exhibit (forensics)
to give a genetic sample
DNS-Sequenzbestimmung f; DNS-Sequenzierung f; Gensequenzierung f; GenentschlĂĽsselung f biochem.
Gesamtgenomsequenzierung f
Ionen-Halbleiter-Sequenzierung f
Sequenzierung der zweiten Generation; Hochdurchsatz-Sequenzierung f; massiv-parallele Sequenzierung
Sequenzierung durch Synthese
Sequenzierung durch Ligation; Post-Light-Sequenzierung f
Forschungsprojekt zur EntschlĂĽsselung der menschlichen Genstruktur; Humangenomprojekt n
gene sequencing; DNA sequencing
full genome sequencing FGS ; whole genome sequencing WGS
ion semiconductor sequencing
next-generation sequencing NGS ; high-throughput sequencing; long-read sequencing; massive parallel sequencing
sequencing-by-synthesis; synthesis sequencing
sequencing by ligation; ligation sequencing; post-light sequencing
human genome project
Detektiv m; SchnĂĽffler m ugs. ĂĽbtr.
Detektive pl; SchnĂĽffler pl
Amateurdetektiv m
KaufhausschnĂĽffler m; HotelschnĂĽffler m
Hercule Poirot, der Superdetektiv bei Agatha Christie
Ich fĂĽhlte mich wie ein Detektiv, der versucht, die Puzzlesteinchen zusammenzusetzen.
Bei gesunden Zellen spielt das Gen p53 die Rolle eines Detektivs, der DNS-Schäden aufspürt.
detective; sleuth dated; gumshoe Am. dated; hawkshaw Am. dated; dick Am. dated
detectives; sleuths; gumshoes; hawkshaws; dicks
amateur sleuth
house dick Am.
Agatha Christie's super detective sleuth, Hercule Poirot
I felt like a detective sleuth, trying to piece it all together.
In healthy cells, the gene p53 plays the role of a detective, tracking down DNA damage.
sogenannte r s; so genannte r s; das, was als … bezeichnet wird adj (Wertung eines Ausdrucks als nicht allgemein gebräuchlich, nicht offiziell oder nicht fachlich)
die sogenannte männliche Menopause
Das ist ein sogenannter Supermond.
Vielleicht ist das das sogenannte Wunder der Liebe.
Dieses Gen produziert eine sogenannte nichtkodierende RNS.
what is called; what is referred to as; what is known as; what (some) people call; so-called rare (usually used with quotation marks) (used to show that an expression is not common, official or technical parlance)
the so-called 'male menopause'
That's what is referred to as a 'supermoon'.
Perhaps, this is what people call the 'magic of love'.
This gene produces what is called a 'non-coding RNA'
Detektiv m; SchnĂĽffler m ugs. ĂĽbtr.
Detektive pl; SchnĂĽffler pl
Amateurdetektiv m
Hercule Poirot der Superdetektiv bei Agatha Christie
Ich fĂĽhlte mich wie ein Detektiv der versucht die Puzzlesteinchen zusammenzusetzen.
Bei gesunden Zellen spielt das Gen p53 die Rolle eines Detektivs der DNS-Schäden aufspürt.
detective; sleuth (old-fashioned); gumshoe Am. (old-fashioned); hawkshaw Am. (old-fashioned); dick Am. (old-fashioned)
detectives; sleuths; gumshoes; hawkshaws; dicks
amateur sleuth
Agatha Christie's super detective sleuth Hercule Poirot
I felt like a detective sleuth trying to piece it all together.
In healthy cells the gene p53 plays the role of a detective tracking down DNA damage.
Gensequenz f; DNS-Sequenz f; Sequenz f biochem.
Gensequenzen pl; DNS-Sequenzen pl; Sequenzen pl
fortlaufend kodierende Sequenz
gentranskribierende Sequenz
hochrepetitive Sequenz
kanonische Sequenz
konservierte Sequenz in Entwicklungsgenen
intervenierende Sequenz
invertierte Sequenz
komplementäre Sequenz
kurze, vielfach wiederholte, im Kerngenom verstreute Sequenz
kurze wiederholte Sequenz
repetitive Sequenz; redundante Sequenz
Sequenz mit bekanntem Genlokus
Sequenz mit positiver Polarität
Sequenz mit negativer Polarität
gene sequence; DNA sequence; sequence
gene sequences; DNA sequences; sequences
uninterrupted coding sequence
gene-transcripting sequence
highly repetitive sequence
consensus sequence
homeobox
intervening sequence
inverted sequence
complementary sequence
short interspersed nuclear element SINE
repeat
repeating sequence, repeated sequence
sequence tagged site STS
sense sequence
antisense sequence
etw. nach sich ziehen; zur Folge haben; mit sich bringen; mit einschlieĂźen; mit etw. verbunden sein; dabei mitspielen eine Rolle spielen (Sache)
nach sich ziehend; zur Folge habend; mit sich bringend; mit einschlieĂźend; dabei mitspielen eine Rolle spielend
nach sich gezogen; zur Folge gehabt; mit sich gebracht; mit eingeschlossen; dabei mitgespielt eine Rolle gespielt
Das zieht den ganzen Rattenschwanz an ... nach sich.
ein Gen das bem Entstehen der Alzheimer-Krankheit eine Rolle spielt
Dieser Auftrag schlieĂźt viele Ăśberstunden mit ein.
In diesen Fällen spielen fast immer fehlende Geldmittel eine Rolle.
Es war mir nicht bewusst dass der Betrieb eines Gästehauses mit so viel Arbeit verbunden ist die man nicht sieht.
Was wird bei einer Laser-Augenoperation alles gemacht?
to involve sth.; to implicate sth.; to entail sth. (matter)
involving; implicating; entailing
involved; implicated; entailed
It entails the whole stream of ...
a gene that is involved implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease
This assignment involves a lot of overtime.
These cases almost always involve a lack of funds.
I didn't realize running a guesthouse involved so much unseen work it involved so much unseen work to run a guesthouse.
What does laser eye surgery involve?
etw. nach sich ziehen; zur Folge haben; mit sich bringen; mit einschlieĂźen; mit etw. verbunden sein; dabei mitspielen eine Rolle spielen v (Sache)
nach sich ziehend; zur Folge habend; mit sich bringend; mit einschlieĂźend; dabei mitspielen eine Rolle spielend
nach sich gezogen; zur Folge gehabt; mit sich gebracht; mit eingeschlossen; dabei mitgespielt eine Rolle gespielt
Das zieht den ganzen Rattenschwanz an … nach sich.
ein Gen, das bem Entstehen der Alzheimer-Krankheit eine Rolle spielt
Dieser Auftrag schlieĂźt viele Ăśberstunden mit ein.
In diesen Fällen spielen fast immer fehlende Geldmittel eine Rolle.
Es war mir nicht bewusst, dass der Betrieb eines Gästehauses mit so viel Arbeit verbunden ist, die man nicht sieht.
Was wird bei einer Laser-Augenoperation alles gemacht?
Die Operation birgt doch gewisse Riskien ist doch mit gewissen Risiken verbunden.
Dieses Delikt ist mit Freiheitsstrafe mit einer Geldstrafe bedroht.
to involve sth.; to implicate sth.; to entail sth.; to carry sth. (matter)
involving; implicating; entailing; carrying
involved; implicated; entailed; carried
It entails the whole stream of …
a gene that is involved implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease
This assignment involves a lot of overtime.
These cases almost always involve a lack of funds.
I didn't realize running a guesthouse involved so much unseen work it involved so much unseen work to run a guesthouse.
What does laser eye surgery involve?
The surgery does carry certain risks.
This offence entails carries a prison term a fine.

Deutsche Gen Synonyme

Englische gene Synonyme

gene  Altmann theory  DNA  DNA double helix  De Vries theory  Galtonian theory  Mendelianism  Mendelism  RNA  Verworn theory  Weismann theory  Weismannism  Wiesner theory  allele  allelomorph  anticodon  biotype  birth  character  chromatid  chromatin  chromosome  codon  deoxyribonucleic acid  determinant  determiner  diathesis  endowment  eugenics  factor  gene complex  gene flow  gene pool  genesiology  genetic code  genetic drift  genetics  genotype  hereditability  hereditary character  heredity  heritability  heritage  inborn capacity  inheritability  inheritance  mRNA  matrocliny  messenger RNA  nucleotide  operator gene  operon  patrocliny  pharmacogenetics  recessive character  regulator gene  replication  ribosomal RNA  structural gene  tRNA  transfer RNA  
general  ADC  Babbittish  CO  OD  Philistine  abstract  accepted  accustomed  across the board  aide  aide-de-camp  aleatoric  aleatory  all-inclusive  amorphous  approximate  ascendant  associated  assorted  at the head  bland  blanket  blended  blobby  blurred  blurry  boss  bourgeois  brigadier  brigadier general  broad  campy  captain  casual  catholic  chance  chancy  chaotic  chicken colonel  chief  chief of staff  civic  civil  collective  collectivistic  colonel  combined  commandant  commander  commander in chief  commanding  commanding officer  commissioned officer  common  commonplace  communal  communistic  community  commutual  company officer  composite  comprehensive  confused  conjoint  controlling  cooperative  cosmopolitan  customary  disordered  diversified  dominant  encyclopedic  everyday  exec  executive officer  extended  extensive  familiar  featureless  field marshal  field officer  first lieutenant  five-star general  foggy  four-star general  fuzzy  general officer  generalissimo  generalized  generic  global  governing  habitual  hazy  head  hegemonic  hegemonistic  heterogeneous  high-camp  hit-or-miss  homely  homespun  humdrum  hybrid  ill-defined  imprecise  imprudent  in ascendancy  in charge  in chief  in common  in the ascendant  inaccurate  inchoate  inclusive  incoherent  indecisive  indefinable  indefinite  indeterminable  indeterminate  indiscreet  indiscriminate  indiscriminative  indistinct  inexact  insensitive  international  jemadar  joint  junior officer  kitschy  lax  leading  lieutenant  lieutenant colonel  lieutenant general  loose  low-camp  major  major general  marechal  marshal  master  miscellaneous  mixed  mongrel  mutual  national  natural  naturalistic  naturistic  nebulous  neutral  nonjudgmental  nonspecific  normal  obscure  officer  one-star general  orderless  orderly  orderly officer  ordinary  overall  panoramic  paramount  plebeian  pop  popular  predominant  predominate  prepollent  preponderant  prepo  
general public  Everyman  John Doe  Public  body politic  citizenry  common man  commonwealth  community  community at large  constituency  cultural community  demos  dwellers  estate  everybody  everyman  everyone  everywoman  folk  folks  gentry  habitancy  hoi polloi  inhabitants  linguistic community  men  nation  nationality  people  people at large  people in general  persons  polity  populace  population  public  society  speech community  state  the citizenry  the general public  the people  the populace  the population  the public  whole people  world  you and me  
general store  boutique  chain store  co-op  concession  cooperative  countinghouse  country store  department store  dime store  discount house  discount store  emporium  establishment  five-and-ten  house  magasin  mail-order house  market  mart  post  retail store  salon  shop  store  supermarket  trading post  variety shop  variety store  warehouse  wareroom  wholesale house  
generality  Everyman  Public  abstract  abstraction  abstractions  amorphousness  average  average man  averageness  balance  best part  better part  blobbiness  blurriness  body  broadness  bulk  center  common man  common run  commonness  commonplaceness  currency  disorder  essence  everyman  everywoman  fogginess  fuzziness  generalization  girl next door  gist  golden mean  gravamen  happy medium  haziness  homme moyen sensuel  ill-definedness  imprecision  inaccuracy  inchoateness  incoherence  indecisiveness  indefinableness  indefiniteness  indeterminateness  indistinctness  inexactness  juste-milieu  laws  laxity  looseness  main body  major part  majority  mass  mean  meat  median  mediocrity  medium  middle  middle course  middle ground  middle point  middle position  middle state  middle-of-the-road  midpoint  mistiness  most  norm  normal  obscuration  obscurity  ordinariness  ordinary Joe  ordinary run  par  plurality  prevalence  principles  ruck  rule  run  shapelessness  substance  sweeping statement  sweepingness  thrust  unclearness  universality  usualness  vague notion  vagueness  via media  
generalization  Baconian method  a fortiori reasoning  a posteriori reasoning  a priori reasoning  abstraction  analysis  bromide  catholicity  cliche  commonplace  cosmopolitanism  deduction  deductive reasoning  ecumenicalism  ecumenicity  epagoge  general idea  generality  generalized proposition  glittering generality  globalism  globality  hackneyed expression  hypothesis and verification  inclusiveness  induction  inductive reasoning  inference  internationalism  lieu commun  locus communis  particularization  philosophical induction  platitude  sweeping statement  syllogism  syllogistic reasoning  synthesis  tired cliche  truism  universality  worldwideness  
generalize  analyze  apply reason  broaden  deal in generalities  deduce  ecumenicize  expand  extend  globalize  hypothesize  infer  intellectualize  logicalize  logicize  make a generalization  philosophize  provide a rationale  rationalize  reason  spread  syllogize  synthesize  theorize  universalize  use reason  widen  
generally  about  all in all  all things considered  altogether  approximately  approximatively  as a rule  as a whole  as an approximation  as per usual  as things go  as usual  at large  broadly  broadly speaking  by and large  chiefly  commonly  conventionally  customarily  generally speaking  habitually  in general  in round numbers  in the main  indecisively  indefinably  indefinitely  indeterminably  indistinctly  largely  loosely  mainly  more or less  most often  mostly  naturally  normally  normatively  obscurely  on balance  on the average  on the whole  ordinarily  overall  practically  predominantly  prescriptively  prevailingly  primarily  principally  regularly  roughly  roughly speaking  roundly  routinely  say  speaking generally  superficially  to be expected  typically  usually  vaguely  
generalship  arms  art of war  captainship  chairmanship  chivalry  convenership  custody  dictatorship  directorate  directorship  foremanship  governorship  guardianship  headship  intendancy  knighthood  leadership  managership  mastership  overseership  presidency  proctorship  sovereignty  stewardship  superintendence  superintendency  supervisorship  war  
generate  accomplish  achieve  amplify  author  bear  beget  breed  breed true  bring about  bring forth  bring into being  bring to effect  bring to pass  call into being  cause  charge  coin  conceive  concoct  construct  contrive  cook up  copulate  create  crossbreed  design  develop  devise  discover  do  dream up  effect  effectuate  electrify  energize  engender  establish  evolve  fabricate  fashion  father  forge  form  found  frame  galvanize  gestate  get  get up  give being to  give birth to  give occasion to  give origin to  give rise to  hatch  impose  improvise  inaugurate  inbreed  induce  initiate  inspire  institute  introduce  invent  loop in  make  make do with  make love  make up  manufacture  mature  mint  mother  mould  multiply  muster up  occasion  originate  outbreed  parent  perform  plan  plug in  procreate  produce  proliferate  propagate  provoke  put together  realize  reproduce  reproduce in kind  set afloat  set on foot  set up  shock  short  short-circuit  sire  spawn  step down  step up  stiffen  strike out  switch off  switch on  think out  think up  turn off  turn on  whip up  work  work up  
generation  Platonic year  abiogenesis  aeon  age  age group  annus magnus  archigenesis  authorship  begetting  beginning  biogenesis  birth  blastogenesis  breeding  coinage  conception  concoction  contrivance  contriving  creation  creative effort  crop  crossbreeding  cycle  cycle of indiction  date  day  days  development  devising  digenesis  dissogeny  endogamy  engenderment  epigenesis  epoch  era  establishment  eumerogenesis  fabrication  fathering  formation  formulation  genesis  great year  hatching  heterogenesis  histogenesis  homogenesis  improvisation  inbreeding  inception  indiction  initiation  institution  invention  isogenesis  life  lifetime  linebreeding  making do  merogenesis  metagenesis  mintage  monogenesis  multiplication  origination  orthogenesis  outbreeding  pangenesis  parthenogenesis  period  period of existence  procreation  production  proliferation  propagation  reproduction  spontaneous generation  start  time  times  xenogamy  
generative  abiogenetic  aboriginal  basal  basic  biogenetic  blastogenetic  causative  central  constructive  creative  crucial  demiurgic  elemental  elementary  embryonic  epigenetic  eumerogenetic  formative  fundamental  gametic  genetic  genial  genital  genitive  germinal  heterogenetic  histogenetic  homogenetic  in embryo  in ovo  inventive  isogenetic  merogenetic  metagenetic  monogenetic  original  originative  orthogenetic  pangenetic  parthenogenetic  phytogenetic  pregnant  primal  primary  primeval  primitive  primordial  pristine  productive  protogenic  radical  rudimentary  seminal  sporogenous  xenogenetic  
generator  AC motor  Corliss engine  Otto engine  PCV valve  Wankel engine  accelerator  actuator  aeromotor  agent  air engine  alternator  ammeter  amplifier  ancestors  anode  apprentice  architect  armature  artificer  artist  attenuator  audio-frequency tube  author  autoconverter  autostarter  autotransformer  ballast regulator  ballast tube  battery charger  beam engine  beam-switching tube  bearings  begetter  beginner  blowing engine  bonnet  boot  brake  brush  bucket seat  builder  bumper  cam engine  camshaft  cap  capacitator  capacitor  capacitor motor  carburetor  catalyst  cathode  causer  charger  chassis  choke  choking coil  clock  clutch  coil  commutator  commutator motor  compensated motor  compensator  compound motor  conceiver  condenser  condensing engine  connecting rod  constructor  control relay  control resistor  controller  converter  convertible top  convertor  coupling  cowl  craftsman  crank  crankcase  crankshaft  creator  current regulator  cutout  cylinder  cylinder head  damper  dash  dashboard  designer  detector  deviser  diagonal engine  differential  direct-acting engine  discoverer  discriminator  distributor  donkey engine  doubler  dynamo  dynamotor  effector  electric motor  electrode  electrophorus  electroscope  engenderer  engineer  executor  executrix  exhaust  exhaust pipe  fan  father  feedback amplifier  fender  fire engine  flywheel  focus tube  founder  fuse  galvanic pile  galvanoscope  gas turbine engine  gear  gearbox  gearshift  grid  ground  grower  headlight  headrest  hood  horn  hot-air engine  hydraulic engine  hydro-jet  iconoscope  ignition  impulse duct engine  inaugurator  inductor  industrialist  initiator  inspirer  instigator  institutor  insulator  intake  interrupter  introducer  inventor  inverted engine  inverter  ion engine  ion rocket  jet  journeyman  jumper  lightning rod  limiter  local-oscillator tube  magnet  magnetic relay  magneto  magnetoscope  maker  manifold  manufacturer  master    
generic  abstract  bland  broad  collective  common  featureless  general  generalized  indefinite  indeterminate  nebulous  neutral  nonspecific  uncharacterized  undifferentiated  universal  unspecified  vague  wide  
generosity  BOMFOG  Benthamism  Christian charity  Christian love  abundance  affluence  agape  altruism  amiability  ample sufficiency  ampleness  amplitude  avalanche  beneficence  benevolence  benevolent disposition  benevolentness  bigheartedness  bigness  bonanza  bonhomie  bounteousness  bountifulness  bountiousness  bounty  brotherly love  bumper crop  caritas  charitableness  charity  chivalrousness  chivalry  copiousness  cordiality  do-goodism  easy purse strings  elevation  errantry  exaltation  extravagance  exuberance  fertility  flood  flow  flower power  foison  free hand  freedom  freehandedness  freeheartedness  freeness  friendliness  full measure  fullness  generousness  geniality  giving  givingness  goodwill  grace  graciousness  great abundance  great heart  great plenty  greatheartedness  greatness  greatness of heart  gush  heartiness  heroism  high-mindedness  hospitableness  hospitality  humanitarianism  idealism  knight-errantry  knightliness  landslide  largeheartedness  largeness  largess  lavishness  liberality  liberalness  loftiness  lots  love  love of mankind  luxuriance  magnanimity  magnanimousness  maximum  more than enough  much  munificence  myriad  myriads  neighborliness  nobility  noble-mindedness  nobleness  numerousness  open door  open hand  open heart  openhandedness  openheartedness  opulence  opulency  outpouring  overflow  philanthropism  philanthropy  plenitude  plenteousness  plentifulness  plenty  prevalence  princeliness  prodigality  productiveness  profuseness  profusion  quantities  receptiveness  repleteness  repletion  rich harvest  rich vein  richness  riot  riotousness  scads  shower  spate  stream  sublimity  substantiality  substantialness  superabundance  teemingness  unselfishness  utilitarianism  warmheartedness  warmness  warmth  wealth  welcome  welfarism  well-disposedness  
generous  abounding  abundant  accommodating  affable  affluent  agreeable  all-sufficing  almsgiving  altruistic  amiable  ample  aplenty  beneficent  benevolent  benign  benignant  big  bighearted  blooming  bottomless  bounteous  bountiful  broad  bursting  bursting out  capacious  charitable  chivalrous  complaisant  compliant  comprehensive  conciliatory  considerate  copious  cordial  countless  creative  decent  diffuse  disinterested  effuse  eleemosynary  elevated  epidemic  exalted  exhaustless  expansive  extensive  extravagant  exuberant  fair  fat  fecund  fertile  flourishing  flush  forbearant  forbearing  forgiving  free  freehanded  freehearted  friendly  fructiferous  fruitful  full  galore  genial  giving  good  gracious  great  great of heart  greathearted  handsome  hearty  helpful  heroic  high  high-minded  honest  hospitable  humane  humanitarian  idealistic  in plenty  in quantity  indulgent  inexhaustible  kind  kindhearted  kindly  knightly  large  largehearted  lavish  lenient  liberal  lofty  long-suffering  longanimous  lush  luxuriant  magnanimous  many  maximal  much  multitudinous  munificent  neighborly  noble  noble-minded  numerous  obliging  open  open-handed  openhanded  openhearted  opulent  overflowing  overindulgent  overpermissive  patient  permissive  philanthropic  placable  plenitudinous  plenteous  plentiful  plenty  pregnant  prevailing  prevalent  princely  prodigal  productive  profuse  profusive  proliferous  prolific  rampant  receptive  replete  rich  rife  riotous  running over  seminal  spacious  sparing  stintless  sublime  superabundant  swarming  teeming  thoughtful  thriving  tolerant  tolerating  uberous  ungrudging  unprejudiced  unresentful  unrevengeful  unselfish  unsparing  unstinted  unstinting  voluminous  warm  warmhearted  wealthy  welcoming  welfare  welfare statist  welfarist  well-found  well-furnished  well-provided  well-stocked  wholesale  wide  willing  
generously  abundantly  acutely  affluently  amazingly  amply  aplenty  astonishingly  awesomely  bigheartedly  bottomlessly  bounteously  bountifully  chivalrously  considerately  conspicuously  copiously  diffusely  effusely  eminently  emphatically  exceptionally  exquisitely  extraordinarily  extravagantly  exuberantly  famously  freehandedly  freeheartedly  freely  fully  glaringly  graciously  greatheartedly  handsomely  heedfully  hospitably  impressively  in abundance  in full measure  in good supply  in plenty  in quantity  incredibly  inexhaustibly  intensely  kindly  knightly  largeheartedly  lavishly  liberally  magically  magnanimously  magnificently  markedly  marvelously  maximally  no end  nobly  notably  openhandedly  openheartedly  opulently  overflowingly  particularly  peculiarly  plenteously  plentifully  pointedly  preeminently  prodigally  profusely  prominently  pronouncedly  remarkably  richly  riotously  signally  singularly  splendidly  strikingly  superabundantly  superlatively  surpassingly  surprisingly  thoughtfully  to the full  uncommonly  ungrudgingly  unselfishly  unsparingly  unstintingly  unusually  with both hands  with open hands  without stint  wonderfully  wondrous  worthily  
genesis  abiogenesis  accouchement  adaptation  alpha  archigenesis  babyhood  beginning  beginnings  biogenesis  biological evolution  birth  birth throes  birthing  blastogenesis  blessed event  childbearing  childbed  childbirth  childhood  commencement  conception  confinement  cradle  dawn  dawning  delivery  derivation  development  digenesis  epigenesis  eumerogenesis  freshman year  generation  giving birth  grass roots  hatching  having a baby  head  heterogenesis  histogenesis  homogenesis  horotely  inception  inchoation  incipience  incipiency  incunabula  infancy  isogenesis  labor  merogenesis  metagenesis  monogenesis  multiparity  nascence  nascency  nativity  natural selection  ontogenesis  ontogeny  opening  origin  original  origination  orthogenesis  outset  outstart  pangenesis  parthenogenesis  parturition  phylogenesis  phylogeny  physiogenesis  physiogeny  pregnancy  procreation  provenance  provenience  radical  radix  rise  root  setout  source  spontaneous generation  start  stem  stock  tachytely  taproot  the Nativity  the stork  travail  youth  
genetic  abiogenetic  aboriginal  advancing  atavistic  basal  basic  biogenetic  blastogenetic  bodily  born  bradytelic  central  clannish  coeval  congenital  connatal  connate  connatural  constitutional  crucial  developing  elemental  elementary  embryonic  epigenetic  ethnic  eumerogenetic  evolutional  evolutionist  evolutionistic  evolving  family  fundamental  gametic  generative  genial  genic  genital  genitive  gentile  gentilic  germinal  hereditary  heterogenetic  histogenetic  homogenetic  horotelic  in embryo  in ovo  in the blood  inborn  inbred  incarnate  indigenous  inherited  innate  instinctive  instinctual  isogenetic  lineal  matroclinous  maturational  maturative  maturing  merogenetic  metagenetic  monogenetic  national  native  native to  natural  natural to  ontogenetic  organic  original  orthogenetic  pangenetic  parthenogenetic  patrimonial  patroclinous  phyletic  phylogenetic  physical  physiogenetic  phytogenetic  plasmatic  plasmic  pregnant  primal  primary  primeval  primitive  primordial  pristine  progressing  protogenic  protoplasmic  racial  radical  rudimentary  seminal  sporogenous  tachytelic  temperamental  totemic  tribal  unfolding  xenogenetic  
genetic disease  abnormality  acute disease  affection  affliction  ailment  allergic disease  allergy  atrophy  bacterial disease  birth defect  blight  cardiovascular disease  chronic disease  circulatory disease  complaint  complication  condition  congenital defect  defect  deficiency disease  deformity  degenerative disease  disability  disease  disorder  distemper  endemic  endemic disease  endocrine disease  epidemic disease  functional disease  fungus disease  gastrointestinal disease  handicap  hereditary disease  iatrogenic disease  illness  indisposition  infectious disease  infirmity  malady  malaise  morbidity  morbus  muscular disease  neurological disease  nutritional disease  occupational disease  organic disease  pandemic disease  pathological condition  pathology  plant disease  protozoan disease  psychosomatic disease  respiratory disease  rockiness  secondary disease  seediness  sickishness  sickness  signs  symptomatology  symptomology  symptoms  syndrome  the pip  urogenital disease  virus disease  wasting disease  worm disease  

gene Definition

Seltzo-gene
(n.) A gazogene.

gene Bedeutung

gene chip
DNA chip
a microchip that holds DNA probes that form half of the DNA double helix and can recognize DNA from samples being tested
linkage
gene linkage
(genetics) traits that tend to be inherited together as a consequence of an association between their genes, all of the genes of a given chromosome are linked (where one goes they all go)
gene
cistron
factor
(genetics) a segment of DNA that is involved in producing a polypeptide chain, it can include regions preceding and following the coding DNA as well as introns between the exons, it is considered a unit of heredity, genes were formerly called factors
dominant gene gene that produces the same phenotype in the organism whether or not its allele identical, the dominant gene for brown eyes
homeotic gene one the genes that are involved in embryologic development
homeobox
homeobox gene
one of various similar homeotic genes that are involved in bodily segmentation during embryonic development
lethal gene any gene that has an effect that causes the death of the organism at any stage of life
modifier
modifier gene
a gene that modifies the effect produced by another gene
mutant gene a gene that has changed so that the normal transmission and expression of a trait is affected
operator gene a gene that activates the production of messenger RNA by adjacent structural genes
oncogene
transforming gene
a gene that disposes normal cells to change into cancerous tumor cells
recessive gene gene that produces its characteristic phenotype only when its allele is identical, the recessive gene for blue eyes
regulatory gene
regulator gene
a gene that produces a repressor substance that inhibits an operator gene
repressor gene gene that prevents a nonallele from being transcribed
structural gene a gene that controls the production of a specific protein or peptide
suppressor
suppresser
suppressor gene
suppresser gene
a gene that suppresses the phenotypic expression of another gene (especially of a mutant gene)
tumor suppressor gene a suppressor gene that blocks unscheduled cell division
X-linked gene a gene located on an X chromosome
Y-linked gene
holandric gene
a gene located on a Y chromosome
genetic engineering
gene-splicing
recombinant DNA technology
the technology of preparing recombinant DNA in vitro by cutting up DNA molecules and splicing together fragments from more than one organism
point mutation
gene mutation
(genetics) a mutation due to an intramolecular reorganization of a gene
transducing vector
gene delivery vector
a vector for delivering genes into cells
Kelly
Gene Kelly
Eugene Curran Kelly
United States dancer who performed in many musical films (-)
Sarazen
Gene Sarazen
United States golfer who was first to win all four major golf tournaments (-)
Tunney
Gene Tunney
James Joseph Tunney
United States prizefighter who won the world heavyweight championship by defeating Jack Dempsey twice (-)
gene expression conversion of the information encoded in a gene first into messenger RNA and then to a protein
transposon
jumping gene
a segment of DNA that can become integrated at many different sites along a chromosome (especially a segment of bacterial DNA that can be translocated as a whole)
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In biology, a gene is a sequence of nucleotides in DNA or RNA that encodes the synthesis of a gene product, either RNA or protein.

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