Words and phrases that have a meaning related to chromosomal: (143 results)
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Also try:acrocentric chromosome, heterozygous, homozygous, karyotype, monosomy, mutant, mutation, sport, translocate, transposition, turner's syndrome, variation
— Nouns for chromosomal: aberrations, abnormalities, anomalies, translocations, changes, material, regions, genes, defects, proteins, analysis, more...
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