gene
A gene that produces a particular characteristic in a person, even if only one of a pair is of this type.
A gene that produces a particular characteristic only when a person has two of this type.
A gene belonging to a person.
A gene that has undergone a change or mutation.
A gene that has a flaw or imperfection.
A gene that is not standard or typical.
The treatment of disease by replacing or altering defective genes.
The total collection of genes in a specific population.
The specific order of nucleotides in a gene.
A change in the structure of a gene.
A flaw or fault within a gene.
The gene regulates or directs a process or development.
The gene is the cause of a particular trait or condition.
The gene directly results in a particular outcome.
The gene has an impact or influence on something.
The gene has a non-deterministic effect on something.
The gene undergoes a sudden change in its structure.
The gene changes gradually over generations.
Used to specify what the gene determines, e.g., a trait or a disease.
To possess a gene that may or may not be expressed.
To possess a gene.
To transmit a gene to offspring.
To receive a gene from one's parents.
To find or recognize a specific gene.
To determine the position of a gene on a chromosome.