Words and phrases that have a meaning related to phenotype: (149 results)
Often used in the same context:
alleles, homozygosity, genotypes, mutations, gene expression, gene, immunoreactivity, haplotype, exon, loci, polymorphism, intron, proteolysis, heterozygote, heterozygosity, lymphocytic, lymphoid, murine, methylation, epithelial, neuroendocrine, melanocyte, thymic, lateral ventricle, isoenzymes, leydig cell, mosaicism, cytokine, epithelia, karyotype, syngeneic, enos, autoantibody, epitope, mesenchymal, cerebellar, suppressor gene, proband, subtype, monocyte, proteoglycan, metaplasia, epistasis, testis, mrna, penetrance, cellularity, centromeres, microbiota, glycosylation, motoneurons, epithelial cell, homologue, autoregulation, autosomal dominant disorder, neuronal, morphogen, hypothalamic, acinar, mitochondrial, homozygote, dpp, inhibitory, mir, tropomyosin, erythropoiesis, erythrocytes, caspase, phosphorylation, fibroblasts, receptor, mutant gene, secretory, cytochrome, adiposity, pathogenesis, chromosome, midgut, serum albumin, endoplasmic reticulum, serine, trophoblast, demyelination, nucleoli, glycoproteins, syndromes, transmembrane, ouabain, neoplasm, osteochondroma, osteoclast, homologues, vivo, efferent, histone, morphology, phosphatase, spermatogenesis, acetylation, glial, reductase, granulocyte, phenotypes, genotype, allele, morphologies, clone, clones, homozygotes, haplotypes, isoform, isoforms, mutant, subpopulation, traits, variant, genes, genome, interspecific, allometric, behaviour, bivariate, offspring, structure, trait, areal, ecologic, genetic, geochemical, hypothesized, interindividual, interregional, intraindividual, variate, aetiological, area, ecosystem
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dominant, dominant gene, phenotypic, phenotypical, polygene, recessive, recessive gene, reversion, saltation
More general:
Also try:composition, constitution, makeup
— Adjectives for phenotype: clinical, same, normal, malignant, severe, similar, female, dominant, particular, like, male, more...
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