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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Erbmaterial
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Erbmaterial
n
biol.
genetic material
Virenkapsid
n
; Kapsid
n
; Virencapsid
n
; Capsid
n
(Proteinhülle für das
Erbmaterial
bei Viren)
biochem.
viral capsid; capsid (protein shell enclosing the genetic material of viruses)
Erbmaterial
n
biol.
genetic material
Virenkapsid
n
; Kapsid
n
; Virencapsid
n
; Capsid
n
(Proteinhülle für das
Erbmaterial
bei Viren)
biochem.
viral capsid; capsid (protein shell enclosing the genetic material of viruses)
Deutsche
Erbmaterial Synonyme
Englische
genetic material Synonyme
genetic
abio
genetic
aboriginal
advancing
atavistic
basal
basic
bio
genetic
blasto
genetic
bodily
born
bradytelic
central
clannish
coeval
congenital
connatal
connate
connatural
constitutional
crucial
developing
elemental
elementary
embryonic
epi
genetic
ethnic
eumero
genetic
evolutional
evolutionist
evolutionistic
evolving
family
fundamental
gametic
generative
genial
genic
genital
genitive
gentile
gentilic
germinal
hereditary
hetero
genetic
histo
genetic
homo
genetic
horotelic
in embryo
in ovo
in the blood
inborn
inbred
incarnate
indigenous
inherited
innate
instinctive
instinctual
iso
genetic
lineal
matroclinous
maturational
maturative
maturing
mero
genetic
meta
genetic
mono
genetic
national
native
native to
natural
natural to
onto
genetic
organic
original
ortho
genetic
pan
genetic
partheno
genetic
patrimonial
patroclinous
phyletic
phylo
genetic
physical
physio
genetic
phyto
genetic
plasmatic
plasmic
pregnant
primal
primary
primeval
primitive
primordial
pristine
progressing
protogenic
protoplasmic
racial
radical
rudimentary
seminal
sporogenous
tachytelic
temperamental
totemic
tribal
unfolding
xeno
genetic
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
genetic
s
Altmann theory
DNA
De Vries theory
Galtonian theory
Mendelianism
Mendelism
RNA
Verworn theory
Weismann theory
Weismannism
Wiesner theory
aerobiology
agrobiology
allele
allelomorph
anatomy
astrobiology
bacteriology
biochemics
biochemistry
biochemy
bioecology
biological science
biology
biometrics
biometry
bionics
bionomics
biophysics
birth
botany
cell physiology
character
chromatid
chromatin
chromosome
cryobiology
cybernetics
cytology
determinant
determiner
diathesis
ecology
electrobiology
embryology
endowment
enzymology
ethnobiology
eugenics
exobiology
factor
gene
genesiology
genetic
code
gnotobiotics
hereditability
heredity
heritability
heritage
inborn capacity
inheritability
inheritance
life science
matrocliny
microbiology
molecular biology
patrocliny
pharmaco
genetic
s
pharmacology
physiology
radiobiology
recessive character
replication
taxonomy
virology
xenobiology
zoology
Erbmaterial Definition
Genetic
(
a.
)
Same
as
Genetical.
Material
(
a.
)
Consisting
of
matter
Material
(
a.
)
Hence:
Pertaining
to,
or
affecting,
the
physical
nature
of
man,
as
distinguished
from
the
mental
or
moral
nature
Material
(
a.
)
Of
solid
or
weighty
character
Material
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
the
matter,
as
opposed
to
the
form,
of
a
thing.
See
Matter.
Material
(
n.
)
The
substance
or
matter
of
which
anything
is
made
or
may
be
made.
Material
(
v.
t.)
To
form
from
matter
genetic material Bedeutung
material
breach
a
breach
serious
enough
to
destroy
the
value
of
the
contract
and
to
give
a
basis
for
an
action
for
breach
of
contract
genetic
profiling
genetic
fingerprinting
the
procedure
of
analyzing
the
DNA
in
samples
of
a
person's
body
tissue
or
body
fluid
for
the
purpose
of
identification
genetic
screening
analyzing
a
group
of
people
to
determine
genetic
susceptibility
to
a
particular
disease,
genetic
screening
of
infants
for
phenylketonuria
waste
of
material
a
useless
consumption
of
material
bedding
material
bedding
litter
material
used
to
provide
a
bed
for
animals
fabric
cloth
material
textile
artifact
made
by
weaving
or
felting
or
knitting
or
crocheting
natural
or
synthetic
fibers,
the
fabric
in
the
curtains
was
light
and
semitransparent,
woven
cloth
originated
in
Mesopotamia
around
BC,
she
measured
off
enough
material
for
a
dress
material
things
needed
for
doing
or
making
something,
writing
materials,
useful
teaching
materials
photographic
paper
photographic
material
light-sensitive
paper
on
which
photograph
can
be
printed
piece
of
cloth
piece
of
material
a
separate
part
consisting
of
fabric
upholstery
material
the
fabric
used
in
upholstering
heredity
genetic
endowment
the
total
of
inherited
attributes
genotype
genetic
constitution
the
particular
alleles
at
specified
loci
present
in
an
organism
e
human
body
physical
body
material
body
soma
build
figure
physique
anatomy
shape
bod
chassis
frame
form
flesh
alternative
names
for
the
body
of
a
human
being,
Leonardo
studied
the
human
body,
he
has
a
strong
physique,
the
spirit
is
willing
but
the
flesh
is
weak
genetic
marker
a
specific
gene
that
produces
a
recognizable
trait
and
can
be
used
in
family
or
population
studies
genetic
map
graphical
representation
of
the
arrangement
of
genes
on
a
chromosome
genetics
genetic
science
the
branch
of
biology
that
studies
heredity
and
variation
in
organisms
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
developmental
psychology
genetic
psychology
child
psychology
the
branch
of
psychology
that
studies
the
social
and
mental
development
of
children
writing
written
material
piece
of
writing
the
work
of
a
writer,
anything
expressed
in
letters
of
the
alphabet
(especially
when
considered
from
the
point
of
view
of
style
and
effect),
the
writing
in
her
novels
is
excellent,
that
editorial
was
a
fine
piece
of
writing
reading
reading
material
written
material
intended
to
be
read,
the
teacher
assigned
new
readings,
he
bought
some
reading
material
at
the
airport
material
information
(data
or
ideas
or
observations)
that
can
be
used
or
reworked
into
a
finished
form,
the
archives
provided
rich
material
for
a
definitive
biography
DNA
fingerprint
genetic
fingerprint
biometric
identification
obtained
by
examining
a
person's
unique
sequence
of
DNA
base
pairs,
often
used
for
evidence
in
criminal
law
cases
genetic
counseling
guidance
for
prospective
parents
on
the
likelihood
of
genetic
disorders
in
their
future
children
promotion
publicity
promotional
material
packaging
a
message
issued
in
behalf
of
some
product
or
cause
or
idea
or
person
or
institution,
the
packaging
of
new
ideas
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
genetic
code
the
ordering
of
nucleotides
in
DNA
molecules
that
carries
the
genetic
information
in
living
cells
material
a
person
judged
suitable
for
admission
or
employment,
he
was
university
material,
she
was
vice-presidential
material
material
witness
a
witness
whose
testimony
is
both
relevant
to
the
matter
at
issue
and
required
in
order
to
resolve
the
matter
tangible
possession
material
possession
property
or
belongings
that
are
tangible
material
resource
assets
in
the
form
of
material
possessions
genetic
disease
genetic
disorder
genetic
abnormality
genetic
defect
congenital
disease
inherited
disease
inherited
disorder
hereditary
disease
hereditary
condition
a
disease
or
disorder
that
is
inherited
genetically
material
stuff
the
tangible
substance
that
goes
into
the
makeup
of
a
physical
object,
coal
is
a
hard
black
material,
wheat
is
the
stuff
they
use
to
make
bread
raw
material
staple
material
suitable
for
manufacture
or
use
or
finishing
sorbent
sorbent
material
a
material
that
sorbs
another
substance,
i.e.
that
has
the
capacity
or
tendency
to
take
it
up
by
either
absorption
or
adsorption
absorbent
material
absorbent
a
material
having
capacity
or
tendency
to
absorb
another
substance
adsorbent
adsorbent
material
a
material
having
capacity
or
tendency
to
adsorb
another
substance
adhesive
material
adhesive
agent
adhesive
a
substance
that
unites
or
bonds
surfaces
together
sealing
material
any
substance
used
to
seal
joints
or
fill
cracks
in
a
porous
surface
animal
material
material
derived
from
animals
building
material
material
used
for
constructing
buildings
abrasive
abradant
abrasive
material
a
substance
that
abrades
or
wears
down
combustible
combustible
material
a
substance
that
can
be
burned
to
provide
heat
or
power
composite
material
strong
lightweight
material
developed
in
the
laboratory,
fibers
of
more
than
one
kind
are
bonded
together
chemically
semiconductor
semiconducting
material
a
substance
as
germanium
or
silicon
whose
electrical
conductivity
is
intermediate
between
that
of
a
metal
and
an
insulator,
its
conductivity
increases
with
temperature
and
in
the
presence
of
impurities
covering
material
a
material
used
by
builders
to
cover
surfaces
waste
waste
material
waste
matter
waste
product
any
materials
unused
and
rejected
as
worthless
or
unwanted,
they
collect
the
waste
once
a
week,
much
of
the
waste
material
is
carried
off
in
the
sewers
fencing
material
fencing
material
for
building
fences
contrast
medium
contrast
material
a
substance
that
is
opaque
to
xays,
when
administered
it
allows
a
radiologist
to
examine
the
organ
or
tissue
it
fills
insulating
material
insulant
insulation
a
material
that
reduces
or
prevents
the
transmission
of
heat
or
sound
or
electricity
packing
material
packing
wadding
any
material
used
especially
to
protect
something
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