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Definition
Synonym
gene
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
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;
gene
tic 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
gene
s
Genpotenzial
n
; Genreservoir
n
; Genressource
f
;
gene
tische Ressource
f
biochem.
gene
resource;
gene
tic resource
Erbfaktor
m
biol.
Erbfaktoren
pl
gene
; hereditary factor
gene
s
egoistisches Gen
n
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
selfish
gene
(evolutionary biology)
Gentechnik
f
, Gentechnologie
f
gene
tic engineering,
gene
technology
Gentechnik
f
; Gentechnologie
f
gene
tic engineering;
gene
technology
Genaustausch
m
biochem.
gene
tic crossing-over;
gene
crossover
Genvervielfältigung
f
; DNS-Vervielfältigung
f
biochem.
gene
amplification; DNA amplification
Gen
n
Gene
pl
mehrere Gene betreffend
gefloxtes Gen
gene
gene
s
multigenic
floxed
gene
Genausprägung
f
; Genexpression
f
; Genexprimierung
f
biochem.
heterologe Genexpression
gene
expression
foreign
gene
expression
Genexpression
f
biol.
(Molekular
gene
tik)
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
gene
tischer Gesamtbestand
m
; Genpool
m
(einer Fortpflanzungsgemeinschaft) (Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
gene
tic pool;
gene
pool (of a population) (evolutionary biology)
Gen
n
Gene
pl
mehrere Gene betreffend
gefloxtes Gen
Tumorsuppressor-Gen
gene
gene
s
multigenic
floxed
gene
tumour suppressor
gene
Genfluss
m
;
gene
tischer Fluss
m
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
gene
flow;
gene
tic flow; allele flow;
gene
migraton (evolutionary biology)
Gendrift
f
;
gene
tische Drift
f
; Alleldrift
f
; Sewall-Wright-Effekt
m
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
gene
drift;
gene
tic 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 ;
gene
tic engineering;
gene
tic modification
gene
tic engineering in waste management
Genschere
f
biochem.
gene
scissors;
gene
tic 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
gene
s of one species into the
gene
pool of another) (evolutionary biology)
Genfähre
f
; Klonierungsvektor
m
; Vektor
m
(fĂĽr 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
gene
s); allele pair; allelomorphic pair
allelic
gene
series; allelic series of
gene
s; allelomorphic series (of
gene
s)
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
gene
tischen Grundeigenschaft)
biochem.
Blaubart-Allel
n
(Allel, das Söhne auf Kosten der Töchter bevorzugt)
dominantes Allel
GrĂĽnbart-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
gene
tic 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 Entwicklungs
gene
n
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
gene
s; 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
gene
s
to switch off; to silence protective
gene
s
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
gene
tic sample;
gene
sample; DNA sample
gene
tic 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
gene
tic 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-
gene
ration 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 Entwicklungs
gene
n
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
gene
siology
gene
tic code
gene
tic drift
gene
tics
genotype
hereditability
hereditary character
heredity
heritability
heritage
inborn capacity
inheritability
inheritance
mRNA
matrocliny
messenger RNA
nucleotide
operator
gene
operon
patrocliny
pharmaco
gene
tics
recessive character
regulator
gene
replication
ribosomal RNA
structural
gene
tRNA
transfer RNA
gene
ral
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
gene
ral
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
gene
ral
foggy
four-star
gene
ral
fuzzy
gene
ral officer
gene
ralissimo
gene
ralized
gene
ric
global
governing
habitual
hazy
head
hegemonic
hegemonistic
hetero
gene
ous
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
gene
ral
loose
low-camp
major
major
gene
ral
marechal
marshal
master
miscellaneous
mixed
mongrel
mutual
national
natural
naturalistic
naturistic
nebulous
neutral
nonjudgmental
nonspecific
normal
obscure
officer
one-star
gene
ral
orderless
orderly
orderly officer
ordinary
overall
panoramic
paramount
plebeian
pop
popular
predominant
predominate
prepollent
preponderant
prepo
gene
ral 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
gene
ral
persons
polity
populace
population
public
society
speech community
state
the citizenry
the
gene
ral public
the people
the populace
the population
the public
whole people
world
you and me
gene
ral 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
gene
rality
Everyman
Public
abstract
abstraction
abstractions
amorphousness
average
average man
avera
gene
ss
balance
best part
better part
blobbiness
blurriness
body
broadness
bulk
center
common man
common run
commonness
commonplaceness
currency
disorder
essence
everyman
everywoman
fogginess
fuzziness
gene
ralization
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
gene
ralization
Baconian method
a fortiori reasoning
a posteriori reasoning
a priori reasoning
abstraction
analysis
bromide
catholicity
cliche
commonplace
cosmopolitanism
deduction
deductive reasoning
ecumenicalism
ecumenicity
epagoge
gene
ral idea
gene
rality
gene
ralized proposition
glittering
gene
rality
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
gene
ralize
analyze
apply reason
broaden
deal in
gene
ralities
deduce
ecumenicize
expand
extend
globalize
hypothesize
infer
intellectualize
logicalize
logicize
make a
gene
ralization
philosophize
provide a rationale
rationalize
reason
spread
syllogize
synthesize
theorize
universalize
use reason
widen
gene
rally
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
gene
rally speaking
habitually
in
gene
ral
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
gene
rally
superficially
to be expected
typically
usually
vaguely
gene
ralship
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
gene
rate
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
gene
ration
Platonic year
abio
gene
sis
aeon
age
age group
annus magnus
archi
gene
sis
authorship
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beginning
bio
gene
sis
birth
blasto
gene
sis
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coinage
conception
concoction
contrivance
contriving
creation
creative effort
crop
crossbreeding
cycle
cycle of indiction
date
day
days
development
devising
di
gene
sis
dissogeny
endogamy
engenderment
epi
gene
sis
epoch
era
establishment
eumero
gene
sis
fabrication
fathering
formation
formulation
gene
sis
great year
hatching
hetero
gene
sis
histo
gene
sis
homo
gene
sis
improvisation
inbreeding
inception
indiction
initiation
institution
invention
iso
gene
sis
life
lifetime
linebreeding
making do
mero
gene
sis
meta
gene
sis
mintage
mono
gene
sis
multiplication
origination
ortho
gene
sis
outbreeding
pan
gene
sis
partheno
gene
sis
period
period of existence
procreation
production
proliferation
propagation
reproduction
spontaneous
gene
ration
start
time
times
xenogamy
gene
rative
abio
gene
tic
aboriginal
basal
basic
bio
gene
tic
blasto
gene
tic
causative
central
constructive
creative
crucial
demiurgic
elemental
elementary
embryonic
epi
gene
tic
eumero
gene
tic
formative
fundamental
gametic
gene
tic
genial
genital
genitive
germinal
hetero
gene
tic
histo
gene
tic
homo
gene
tic
in embryo
in ovo
inventive
iso
gene
tic
mero
gene
tic
meta
gene
tic
mono
gene
tic
original
originative
ortho
gene
tic
pan
gene
tic
partheno
gene
tic
phyto
gene
tic
pregnant
primal
primary
primeval
primitive
primordial
pristine
productive
protogenic
radical
rudimentary
seminal
sporogenous
xeno
gene
tic
gene
rator
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
gene
ric
abstract
bland
broad
collective
common
featureless
gene
ral
gene
ralized
indefinite
indeterminate
nebulous
neutral
nonspecific
uncharacterized
undifferentiated
universal
unspecified
vague
wide
gene
rosity
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
gene
rousness
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
lar
gene
ss
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
gene
rous
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
gene
rously
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
gene
sis
abio
gene
sis
accouchement
adaptation
alpha
archi
gene
sis
babyhood
beginning
beginnings
bio
gene
sis
biological evolution
birth
birth throes
birthing
blasto
gene
sis
blessed event
childbearing
childbed
childbirth
childhood
commencement
conception
confinement
cradle
dawn
dawning
delivery
derivation
development
di
gene
sis
epi
gene
sis
eumero
gene
sis
freshman year
gene
ration
giving birth
grass roots
hatching
having a baby
head
hetero
gene
sis
histo
gene
sis
homo
gene
sis
horotely
inception
inchoation
incipience
incipiency
incunabula
infancy
iso
gene
sis
labor
mero
gene
sis
meta
gene
sis
mono
gene
sis
multiparity
nascence
nascency
nativity
natural selection
onto
gene
sis
ontogeny
opening
origin
original
origination
ortho
gene
sis
outset
outstart
pan
gene
sis
partheno
gene
sis
parturition
phylo
gene
sis
phylogeny
physio
gene
sis
physiogeny
pregnancy
procreation
provenance
provenience
radical
radix
rise
root
setout
source
spontaneous
gene
ration
start
stem
stock
tachytely
taproot
the Nativity
the stork
travail
youth
gene
tic
abio
gene
tic
aboriginal
advancing
atavistic
basal
basic
bio
gene
tic
blasto
gene
tic
bodily
born
bradytelic
central
clannish
coeval
congenital
connatal
connate
connatural
constitutional
crucial
developing
elemental
elementary
embryonic
epi
gene
tic
ethnic
eumero
gene
tic
evolutional
evolutionist
evolutionistic
evolving
family
fundamental
gametic
gene
rative
genial
genic
genital
genitive
gentile
gentilic
germinal
hereditary
hetero
gene
tic
histo
gene
tic
homo
gene
tic
horotelic
in embryo
in ovo
in the blood
inborn
inbred
incarnate
indigenous
inherited
innate
instinctive
instinctual
iso
gene
tic
lineal
matroclinous
maturational
maturative
maturing
mero
gene
tic
meta
gene
tic
mono
gene
tic
national
native
native to
natural
natural to
onto
gene
tic
organic
original
ortho
gene
tic
pan
gene
tic
partheno
gene
tic
patrimonial
patroclinous
phyletic
phylo
gene
tic
physical
physio
gene
tic
phyto
gene
tic
plasmatic
plasmic
pregnant
primal
primary
primeval
primitive
primordial
pristine
progressing
protogenic
protoplasmic
racial
radical
rudimentary
seminal
sporogenous
tachytelic
temperamental
totemic
tribal
unfolding
xeno
gene
tic
gene
tic 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
de
gene
rative 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
gazo
gene
.
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
(
gene
tics)
traits
that
tend
to
be
inherited
together
as
a
consequence
of
an
association
between
their
gene
s,
all
of
the
gene
s
of
a
given
chromosome
are
linked
(where
one
goes
they
all
go)
gene
cistron
factor
(
gene
tics)
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,
gene
s
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
gene
s
that
are
involved
in
embryologic
development
homeobox
homeobox
gene
one
of
various
similar
homeotic
gene
s
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
gene
s
onco
gene
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
gene
tic
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
(
gene
tics)
a
mutation
due
to
an
intramolecular
reorganization
of
a
gene
transducing
vector
gene
delivery
vector
a
vector
for
delivering
gene
s
into
cells
Kelly
Gene
Kelly
Eu
gene
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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