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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Chromosomenaustausch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Chromosomenaustausch
m
; interchromosomale Umordnung
f
; reziproke Chromosomentranslokation
f
; reziproke Translokation
f
(innerhalb eines Chromosomenbestands) (Genetik)
biochem.
ausgeglichene Translokation (oft fälschlich: balancierte Translokation)
unausgeglichene Translokation (oft fälschlich: unbalancierte Translokation)
Robertson'sche Translokation
chromosomal interchange; reciprocal chromosomal tanslocation; interchromosomal rearrangement; interchromosomal translocation (within one chromosome complement)
balanced translocation
unbalanced translocation
Robertsonian translocation
Chromosomenaustausch
m
; interchromosomale Umordnung
f
; reziproke Chromosomentranslokation
f
; reziproke Translokation
f
(innerhalb eines Chromosomenbestands) (Genetik)
biochem.
ausgeglichene Translokation (oft fälschlich: balancierte Translokation)
unausgeglichene Translokation (oft fälschlich: unbalancierte Translokation)
Robertson'sche Translokation
chromosomal interchange; reciprocal chromosomal tanslocation; interchromosomal rearrangement; interchromosomal translocation (within one chromosome complement)
balanced translocation
unbalanced translocation
Robertsonian translocation
Chromosom
n
, Chromosomen
n
biol.
Chromosomen
pl
homologes Chromosomen
chromosome
chromosomes
homologous chromosome
X-Chromosom
n
biol.
X-chromosome
Y-Chromosom
n
biol.
Y-chromosome
Chromosom
chromosome
Chromosom
n
; Chromosomen
n
biol.
Chromosomen
pl
homologes Chromosomen
chromosome
chromosomes
homologous chromosome
Chromosom
n
; Chromosomen
n
biochem.
Chromosomen
pl
B-Chromosom
Geschlechtschromosom
n
homologes Chromosom
chromosome
chromosomes
B chromosome
sex chromosome
homologous chromosome
chromosomal
adj
, die Chromosomen betreffend
med.
chromosomal, chromosome-related
chromosomal
adj
; die Chromosomen betreffend
med.
chromosomales Crossing-over; chromosomale Rekombination
f
chromosomal; chromosome-related
chromosomal crossover; chromosomal crossing-over
Erbgang
m
biochem.
autosomal-dominanter Erbgang
autosomal-rezessiver Erbgang
geschlechtsgebundener Erbgang; geschlechtsgekoppelter Erbgang
X-chromosomal-dominanter Erbgang
X-chromosomal-rezessiver Erbgang
inheritance
autosomal dominant inheritance
autosomal recessive inheritance
sex-linked inheritance
X-linked dominant inheritance
X-linked recessive inheritance
chromosomal
adj
; die Chromosomen betreffend
med.
chromosomales Crossing-over; chromosomale Rekombination
f
die X-chromosomalen Merkmalmuster
die Y-chromosomalen Merkmalmuster
chromosomal; chromosome-related
chromosomal crossover; chromosomal crossing-over
the x-chromosomal patterns
the y-chromosomal patterns
winzig, sehr klein, kleinst
adj
sehr kleine Chromosomen
minute
minute chromosomes
Chromosomen
chromosomes
winzig; sehr klein; kleinst; völlig unbedeutend
adj
nicht das geringste Interesse
sehr kleine Chromosomen
minute
not the minutest interest
minute chromosomes
Bänderungsmuster
n
von Chromosomen
biochem.
banding pattern of chromosomes
Abweichung
f
; Anomalie
f
; Abnormität
f
; Aberration
f
sci.
; Unregelmäßigkeit
f
Abweichungen
pl
; Anomalien
pl
; Abnormitäten
pl
; Aberrationen
pl
; Unregelmäßigkeiten
pl
Chromosomenabweichung
f
; Chromosomenaberration
f
biochem.
aberration; anomaly; abnormality
aberrations; anomalies; abnormalities
chromosomal aberration; chromosomal anomaly; chromosomal abnormality
Chromosomenabschnitt
m
biochem.
Chromosomenabschnitte
pl
chromosome segment; chromosomal segment
chromosome segments; chromosomal segments
Chromosomenabweichung
f
chromosomal aberration, chromosomal abnormality
Chromosomenanomalie
f
med.
Chromosomenanomalien
pl
chromosomal disorder
chromosomal disorders
Zellkernteilung
f
(mit Chromosomenausbildung); indirekte Zellkernteilung
f
; Karyomitose
f
; Mitose
f
; Karyokinese
f
biol.
krankhafte Zellkernteilung; pathologische Mitose
mitotic division; karyomitosis; mitosis; karyokinesis
pathological mitosis
Br.
; pathologic mitosis
Am.
Chromosomenaustausch
m
; interchromosomale Umordnung
f
; reziproke Chromosomentranslokation
f
; reziproke Translokation
f
(innerhalb eines Chromosomenbestands) (Genetik)
biochem.
ausgeglichene Translokation (oft fälschlich: balancierte Translokation)
unausgeglichene Translokation (oft fälschlich: unbalancierte Translokation)
Robertson'sche Translokation
chromosomal interchange; reciprocal chromosomal tanslocation; interchromosomal rearrangement; interchromosomal translocation (within one chromosome complement)
balanced translocation
unbalanced translocation
Robertsonian translocation
Chromosomenbestand
m
; Chromosomensatz
m
biochem.
chromosome complement; chromosome set
Diploidie
f
; Vorhandensein
n
eines doppelten Chromosomensatzes
biochem.
diploidy; presence of two sets of chromosomes
Spaltung
f
; Segregation
f
biochem.
Chromosomenspaltung
f
; Chromosomensegregation
f
Spaltungsregel
f
(Vererbungslehre)
die laterale Segregation von Proteinen
segregation
chromosome segregation
principle of segregation (theory of heredity)
the lateral segregation of proteins
Telomer
n
(Endabschnitt eines Chromosoms)
biochem.
telomere (end segment of a chromosome)
Deutsche
Chromosomenaustausch Synonyme
Englische
chromosomal interchange; reciprocal chromosomal tanslocation; interchromosomal rearrangement; interchromosomal translocation Synonyme
Chromosomenaustausch Definition
Balanced
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Balance
Chromosome
(
n.
)
One
of
the
minute
bodies
into
which
the
chromatin
of
the
nucleus
is
resolved
during
mitotic
cell
division
Complement
(
v.
t.)
That
which
fills
up
or
completes
Complement
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
required
to
supply
a
deficiency,
or
to
complete
a
symmetrical
whole.
Complement
(
v.
t.)
Full
quantity,
number,
or
amount
Complement
(
v.
t.)
A
second
quantity
added
to
a
given
quantity
to
make
it
equal
to
a
third
given
quantity.
Complement
(
v.
t.)
Something
added
for
ornamentation
Complement
(
v.
t.)
The
whole
working
force
of
a
vessel.
Complement
(
v.
t.)
The
interval
wanting
to
complete
the
octave
Complement
(
v.
t.)
A
compliment.
Complement
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
a
lack
Complement
(
v.
t.)
To
compliment.
Interchange
(
v.
t.)
To
put
each
in
the
place
of
the
other
Interchange
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
follow
alternately
Interchange
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
interchange
Interchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
mutually
changing
Interchange
(
n.
)
The
mutual
exchange
of
commodities
between
two
persons
or
countries
Interchange
(
n.
)
Alternate
succession
Rearrangement
(
n.
)
The
act
of
rearranging,
or
the
state
of
being
rearranged.
Reciprocal
(
a.
)
Recurring
in
vicissitude
Reciprocal
(
a.
)
Done
by
each
to
the
other
Reciprocal
(
a.
)
Mutually
interchangeable.
Reciprocal
(
a.
)
Reflexive
Reciprocal
(
a.
)
Used
to
denote
different
kinds
of
mutual
relation
Reciprocal
(
n.
)
That
which
is
reciprocal
to
another
thing.
Reciprocal
(
n.
)
The
quotient
arising
from
dividing
unity
by
any
quantity
Translocation
(
n.
)
removal
of
things
from
one
place
to
another
Unbalanced
(
a.
)
Not
balanced
Unbalanced
(
a.
)
Not
adjusted
Unbalanced
(
a.
)
Being,
or
being
thrown,
out
of
equilibrium
Weal-balanced
(
a.
)
Balanced
or
considered
with
reference
to
public
weal.
chromosomal interchange; reciprocal chromosomal tanslocation; interchromosomal rearrangement; interchromosomal translocation (within one chromosome complement) / balanced translocation / unbalanced translocation / Robertsonian translocation Bedeutung
interchange
reciprocation
give-and-take
mutual
interaction,
the
activity
of
reciprocating
or
exchanging
(especially
information)
rearrangement
changing
an
arrangement
reciprocal
inhibition
reciprocal-inhibition
therapy
a
method
of
behavior
therapy
based
on
the
inhibition
of
one
response
by
the
occurrence
of
another
response
that
is
mutually
incompatible
with
it,
a
relaxation
response
might
be
conditioned
to
a
stimulus
that
previously
evoked
anxiety
reciprocal
cross
reciprocal
hybridization
involving
a
pair
of
crosses
that
reverse
the
sexes
associated
with
each
genotype
complement
fixation
an
immune
response
in
which
an
antigen-antibody
combination
inactivates
a
complement
(so
it
is
unavailable
to
participate
in
a
second
antigen-antibody
combination)
mapping
chromosome
mapping
(genetics)
the
process
of
locating
genes
on
a
chromosome
exchange
interchange
reciprocal
transfer
of
equivalent
sums
of
money
(especially
the
currencies
of
different
countries),
he
earns
his
living
from
the
interchange
of
currency
exchange
interchange
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
for
another
thing,
Adam
was
promised
immortality
in
exchange
for
his
disobedience,
there
was
an
interchange
of
prisoners
interchange
a
junction
of
highways
on
different
levels
that
permits
traffic
to
move
from
one
to
another
without
crossing
traffic
streams
complement
accompaniment
something
added
to
complete
or
embellish
or
make
perfect,
a
fine
wine
is
a
perfect
complement
to
the
dinner,
wild
rice
was
served
as
an
accompaniment
to
the
main
dish
chromosome
a
threadlike
strand
of
DNA
in
the
cell
nucleus
that
carries
the
genes
in
a
linear
order,
humans
have
chromosome
pairs
plus
two
sex
chromosomes
X
chromosome
the
sex
chromosome
that
is
present
in
both
sexes:
singly
in
males
and
doubly
in
females,
human
females
normally
have
two
X
chromosomes
Y
chromosome
the
sex
chromosome
that
is
carried
by
men,
human
males
normally
have
one
X
chromosome
and
one
Y
chromosome
sex
chromosome
(genetics)
a
chromosome
that
determines
the
sex
of
an
individual,
mammals
normally
have
two
sex
chromosomes
autosome
somatic
chromosome
any
chromosome
that
is
not
a
sex
chromosome,
appear
in
pairs
in
body
cells
but
as
single
chromosomes
in
spermatozoa
acentric
chromosome
a
chromosome
lacking
a
centromere
acrocentric
chromosome
a
chromosome
with
the
centromere
near
one
end
so
that
one
chromosomal
arm
is
short
and
one
is
long
metacentric
chromosome
a
chromosome
having
two
equal
arms
because
the
centromere
is
in
median
position
telocentric
chromosome
a
chromosome
like
a
straight
rod
with
the
centromere
in
terminal
position
complement
either
of
two
parts
that
mutually
complete
each
other
complement
fixation
test
a
blood
test
in
which
a
sample
of
serum
is
exposed
to
a
particular
antigen
and
complement
in
order
to
determine
whether
or
not
antibodies
to
that
particular
antigen
are
present,
used
as
a
diagnostic
test
law
of
equivalent
proportions
law
of
reciprocal
proportions
(chemistry)
law
stating
that
the
proportions
in
which
two
elements
separately
combine
with
a
third
element
are
also
the
proportions
in
which
they
combine
together
complement
a
word
or
phrase
used
to
complete
a
grammatical
construction
reciprocal
pronoun
a
pronoun
or
pronominal
phrase
(as
`each
other')
that
expresses
a
mutual
action
or
relationship
between
the
individuals
indicated
in
the
plural
subject,
The
sentence
`They
cared
for
each
other'
contains
a
reciprocal
pronoun
American
Standard
Code
for
Information
Interchange
ASCII
(computer
science)
a
code
for
information
exchange
between
computers
made
by
different
companies,
a
string
of
binary
digits
represents
each
character,
used
in
most
microcomputers
mutation
genetic
mutation
chromosomal
mutation
(genetics)
any
event
that
changes
genetic
structure,
any
alteration
in
the
inherited
nucleic
acid
sequence
of
the
genotype
of
an
organism
balanced
diet
a
diet
that
contains
adequate
amounts
of
all
the
necessary
nutrients
required
for
healthy
growth
and
activity
complement
full
complement
number
needed
to
make
up
a
whole
force,
a
full
complement
of
workers
balanced
budget
a
budget
is
balanced
when
current
expenditures
are
equal
to
receipts
translocation
(genetics)
an
exchange
of
chromosome
parts,
translocations
can
result
in
serious
congenital
disorders
translocation
the
transport
of
dissolved
material
within
a
plant
complement
a
complete
number
or
quantity,
a
full
complement
mho
siemens
reciprocal
ohm
S
a
unit
of
conductance
equal
to
the
reciprocal
of
an
ohm
multiplicative
inverse
reciprocal
(mathematics)
one
of
a
pair
of
numbers
whose
product
is
:
the
reciprocal
of
is
,
the
multiplicative
inverse
of
is
reciprocal
something
(a
term
or
expression
or
concept)
that
has
a
reciprocal
relation
to
something
else,
risk
is
the
reciprocal
of
safety
chromosomal
aberration
chromosomal
anomaly
chrosomal
abnormality
chromosonal
disorder
any
change
in
the
normal
structure
or
number
of
chromosomes,
often
results
in
physical
or
mental
abnormalities
complement
one
of
a
series
of
enzymes
in
the
blood
serum
that
are
part
of
the
immune
response
interchange
tack
switch
alternate
flip
flip-flop
reverse
(a
direction,
attitude,
or
course
of
action)
counterchange
transpose
interchange
cause
to
change
places,
interchange
this
screw
for
one
of
a
smaller
size
complement
make
complete
or
perfect,
supply
what
is
wanting
or
form
the
complement
to,
I
need
some
pepper
to
complement
the
sweet
touch
in
the
soup
exchange
change
interchange
give
to,
and
receive
from,
one
another,
Would
you
change
places
with
me?,
We
have
been
exchanging
letters
for
a
year
substitute
replace
interchange
exchange
put
in
the
place
of
another,
switch
seemingly
equivalent
items,
the
con
artist
replaced
the
original
with
a
fake
Rembrandt,
substitute
regular
milk
with
fat-free
milk,
synonyms
can
be
interchanged
without
a
changing
the
context's
meaning
well-adjusted
well-balanced
free
from
psychological
disorder,
a
well-adjusted
personality
reciprocal
of
or
relating
to
the
multiplicative
inverse
of
a
quantity
or
function,
the
reciprocal
ratio
of
a:b
is
b:a
unbalanced
debits
and
credits
are
not
equal
balanced
being
in
a
state
of
proper
equilibrium,
the
carefully
balanced
seesaw,
a
properly
balanced
symphony
orchestra,
a
balanced
assessment
of
intellectual
and
cultural
history,
a
balanced
blend
of
whiskeys,
the
educated
man
shows
a
balanced
development
of
all
his
powers
well-balanced
in
an
optimal
state
of
balance
or
equilibrium,
a
well-balanced
wheel
unbalanced
imbalanced
being
or
thrown
out
of
equilibrium
reciprocal
mutual
concerning
each
of
two
or
more
persons
or
things,
especially
given
or
done
in
return,
reciprocal
aid,
reciprocal
trade,
mutual
respect,
reciprocal
privileges
at
other
clubs
brainsick
crazy
demented
disturbed
mad
sick
unbalanced
unhinged
affected
with
madness
or
insanity,
a
man
who
had
gone
mad
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