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adenosine deaminase deficiency[?] -- adenovirus[?] -- Alagille syndrome[?] -- animal model[?] -- antisense[?] -- ataxia-telangiectasia[?] -- Autoimmune Lymphoproliferative syndromeautosomal dominant[?] -- bacterial artificial chromosome -- BAC[?] -- bone marrow transplantation[?] -- BRCA1/BRCA2[?] -- cancer -- candidate gene[?] -- carcinoma[?] -- carrier -- cDNA library[?] -- centimorgan[?] -- congenital[?] -- contig[?] -- craniosynostosis[?] -- cystic fibrosis -- cytogenetic map[?] -- cytosine -- deletion[?] -- deoxyribonucleic acid -- diabetes mellitus -- DNA sequencing[?] -- dominant gene -- double helix[?] -- duplication[?] -- electrophoresis[?] -- Ellis-van Creveld syndrome[?] -- enzyme -- exon -- familial Mediterranean fever[?] -- fibroblast -- fluorescence in situ hybridization[?] -- FISH[?] -- Fragile X syndrome -- gene -- gene amplification[?] -- gene expression -- gene mapping[?] -- gene pool -- gene therapy -- gene transfer[?] -- genetic codegenetic counseling[?] -- genetic map[?] -- genetic marker[?] -- genetic screening[?] -- genome -- genotype -- germ line[?] -- guanine -- haploid -- haploinsufficiency[?] -- hematopoietic stem cell[?] -- hemophilia -- heterozygous -- highly conserved sequence[?] -- Hirschsprung's disease[?] -- holoprosencephaly -- homologous recombination[?] -- homozygous -- human artificial chromosome[?] -- Human Genome Project -- Huntington's disease -- hybridization[?] -- immunotherapy -- in situ hybridization[?] -- inherited[?] -- insertion[?] -- intron -- karyotype -- linkage[?] -- locus -- LOD score[?] -- lymphocyte[?] -- malformation[?] -- mapping -- marker -- melanoma -- metaphase[?] -- microarray technology[?] -- mitochondrial DNA -- monosomy[?] -- mouse model[?] -- multiple endocrine neoplasia[?] -- mutation -- neurofibromatosis -- Niemann-Pick disease, type C[?] -- NPC -- non-coding DNA[?] -- non-directiveness[?] -- nonsense mutation[?] -- Northern blot -- nucleotide -- nucleus -- oligo[?] -- oncogene -- oncovirus[?] -- p53[?] -- parkinson's disease -- patent -- pedigree[?] -- peptide -- phenotype -- physical map[?] -- polydactyly -- positional cloning[?] -- primary immunodeficiency[?] -- primer -- probe[?] -- promoter -- pronucleus[?] -- prostate cancer -- protease -- protein -- pseudogene -- recessive[?] -- recombinant DNA[?] -- repressor[?] -- ribonucleic acid[?] -- risk communication[?] -- sequence-tagged site[?] -- STS[?] -- severe combined immunodeficiency -- SCID[?] -- sex chromosome -- sex-linked -- shotgun sequencing -- sickle cell disease[?] -- single nucleotide polymorphisms[?] -- SNPs[?] -- somatic cells[?] -- Southern blot -- spectral karyotype[?] -- SKY[?] -- substitution -- suicide gene[?] -- syndrome[?] -- technology transfer[?] -- thymine -- transgenic -- translocation[?] -- Western blot -- Wolfram syndrome[?] -- yeast artificial chromosome[?]


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