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| a change in the structure or amount of the genetic material of an organism |
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| a failure of homologous chromosomes to separate during meiosis 1 |
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| an abnormal condition of having more than two sets of chromosmes |
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| a unit of adjacent genes that consists of functionally related structural and their associated regulatory genes |
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| an enzyme that is needed to begin and/or continue genetic transcription |
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| a nucleotide sequence that is part of a gene and that is transcribed from DNA into mRNA but not translated into amino acids |
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| one of several nonadjacent nucleotide sequences that are part of one gene and are transcribed |
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| in proteins a functional unit that has distinctive pattern of structural folding |
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| the complete genetic material in an individual |
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| a genetic structure that can replicate independently |
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| a genetic sequence that is rapidly moved |
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| things that make cells different |
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| a genetically controlled process that reads to the death of a cell |
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| a device that contains a microscale |
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| a pattern of DNA characteristics |
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| a technology which the genome of a living cell is modofied |
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| DNA molecules that are artificially created |
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| a cell that can divide repeatedly into anything it needs to |
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| an enzyme that cuts DNA fragments |
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| variations in DNA sequences |
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| the process by which electrically charged particles suspended in liquid moves through liquid |
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