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Definition
Synonym
Chromosomenbestand
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Chromosomenbestand
m
; Chromosomensatz
m
biochem.
chromosome complement; chromosome set
Chromosomenbestand
m
; Chromosomensatz
m
biochem.
chromosome complement; chromosome set
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
Chromosomenbestand
s) (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
Chromosomenbestand Synonyme
Englische
chromosome complement; chromosome set Synonyme
chromosome
Altmann theory
DNA
De Vries theory
Galtonian theory
Mendelianism
Mendelism
RNA
Verworn theory
W
chromosome
Weismann theory
Weismannism
Wiesner theory
X
chromosome
Y
chromosome
Z
chromosome
accessory
chromosome
allele
allelomorph
allosome
autosome
birth
centromere
character
chromatid
chromatin
chromosome
complement
chromosome
number
determinant
determiner
diathesis
diploid number
endowment
eu
chromosome
eugenics
factor
gene
gene-string
genesiology
genetic code
genetics
genome
haploid number
hereditability
heredity
heritability
heritage
hetero
chromosome
homologous
chromosome
s
idio
chromosome
inborn capacity
inheritability
inheritance
matrocliny
monosome
patrocliny
pharmacogenetics
polyploidy
recessive character
replication
sex
chromosome
univalent
chromosome
Chromosomenbestand Definition
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.
chromosome complement; chromosome set Bedeutung
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
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
complement
a
word
or
phrase
used
to
complete
a
grammatical
construction
complement
full
complement
number
needed
to
make
up
a
whole
force,
a
full
complement
of
workers
complement
a
complete
number
or
quantity,
a
full
complement
complement
one
of
a
series
of
enzymes
in
the
blood
serum
that
are
part
of
the
immune
response
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
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