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3 letters:
dna, sex, rna, non

4 letters:
arms, gene, dnas, rare, sole

5 letters:
genes, gains, males, bands, races, sites, pairs, other, human, extra, fetal, gross, major, novel

6 letters:
breaks, damage, errors, fibers, common, normal, single, severe, linked, hidden

7 letters:
changes, regions, defects, studies, mapping, effects, markers, domains, mutants, females, mosaics, genetic, certain, various, several, somatic, complex, distant, induced, precise, unequal, nuclear, related, visible

8 letters:
material, proteins, analysis, location, segments, elements, breakage, deletion, findings, patterns, diseases, analyses, subunits, disorder, vesicles, mutation, variants, specific, possible, dominant, abnormal, multiple, frequent, hormonal, distinct

9 letters:
anomalies, mutations, disorders, deletions, evolution, syndromes, variation, fragments, locations, mosaicism, imbalance, sequences, different, autosomal, recessive, molecular, transient, inducible, bacterial, commonest, numerical, identical

10 letters:
inversions, aberration, variations, assignment, aneuploidy, resistance, imbalances, structural, nonhistone, particular, detectable, correlated, anatomical, histologic, associated, congenital, homologous

11 letters:
aberrations, alterations, abnormality, instability, differences, inheritance, replication, integration, breakpoints, assignments, biochemical

12 letters:
localization, constitution, polymorphism, arrangements, microtubules, preparations, interchanges, duplications, demonstrable

13 letters:
abnormalities, translocation, rearrangement, determination, morphological

14 letters:
translocations, rearrangements, irregularities, distinguishing

15 letters:
differentiation

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