cytogenetics - genomics - proteomics - molecular genetics - pharmacogenetics[Spéc.]

genetic, genetical — genetický[Rel.App.]

genetically[Adv.]

geneticist — genetik[PersonneQuiFait]

haploid, haploidic, monoploid - diploid - hyperdiploid, polyploid - triploid - homozygous - heterozygous - monogenic - polygenic - univalent - bivalent, double - multivalent - parental — rodičovský - filial — dceřiný, synovský - transformation - cross, crossbreeding, crossing, hybridisation, hybridization, hybridizing, interbreeding — křížení - mapping - amphidiploid - diploid - haploid — haploidní buňka - heteroploid - polyploid — polyploidní jedinec - unit character - hereditary pattern, inheritance - gene linkage, linkage - cistron, factor, gene — gen - XX - XXX - XXY - XY - XYY - accessory chromosome, allosome, gonosome, heterochromosome, heterosome, idiochromosome, sex chromosome, sex chromosomes, unpaired allosome - Mendel's law - recombination - chromosomal mutation, genetic mutation, mutation — mutace - inversion - transposition - position effect - expression - meiosis, miosis, reductional division, reduction division - replication - segregation - transcription - transduction - translation - translocation - translate - carrier - cross, crossbreed, hybrid, mongrel — hybrid, kříženec - vector - cosmid - character - heterosis, hybrid vigor - fertilized ovum, zygote - heterozygote - homozygote - allele, allelomorph — alela - haplotype - deletion - insertional mutagenesis - gene mutation, point mutation - reversion - saltation - dominance - polymorphism - single nucleotide polymorphism, SNP - dominant - recessive[Domaine]

genetics (n.) • genetic science (n.) • genetika