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This list contains subjects important to genomic research, including that done by the Human Genome Project.

Prior to pruning, this list contained 449 entries. Before removing blue links from this list, please check them to make sure they actually cover the intended subject.

Public domain sources: Human Genome Project glossary, Genome.gov glossary

  1. acquired genetic mutation
  2. additive genetic effects
  3. affected relative pair
  4. aggregation technique
  5. allogeneic
  6. avuncular relationship
  7. base sequence analysis
  8. brca1/brca2 -- we have BRCA1 and BRCA2
  9. cancer
  10. candidate gene
  11. capillary array
  12. carcinogen
  13. carcinoma
  14. carrier
  15. cdna library
  16. centimorgan
  17. centromere
  18. chimera (pl. chimaera)
  19. chimeraplasty
  20. chloroplast chromosome
  21. chromomere
  22. chromosomal deletion
  23. chromosomal inversion
  24. chromosome
  25. chromosome painting
  26. chromosome region p
  27. chromosome region q
  28. clone
  29. clone bank
  30. cloning
  31. cloning vector
  32. code
  33. codominance
  34. codon
  35. coisogenic or congenic
  36. comparative genomics
  37. complementary dna
  38. complementary sequence
  39. complex trait
  40. computational biology
  41. confidentiality
  42. congenital
  43. conserved sequence
  44. constitutive ablation
  45. contig
  46. contig map
  47. cosmid
  48. craniosynostosis
  49. crossing over
  50. cystic fibrosis
  51. cytogenetic map
  52. cytogenetics
  53. cytological band
  54. cytological map
  55. cytoplasmic (uniparental) inheritance
  56. cytoplasmic trait
  57. cytosine
  58. data warehouse
  59. deletion
  60. deletion map
  61. deoxyribonucleic acid
  62. deoxyribonucleotide
  63. deoxyribose
  64. diabetes mellitus
  65. diploid
  66. directed evolution
  67. directed mutagenesis
  68. directed sequencing
  69. disease-associated genes
  70. dna
  71. dna bank
  72. dna probe
  73. dna repair genes
  74. dna replication
  75. dna sequence
  76. dna sequencing
  77. domain
  78. dominant
  79. double helix
  80. draft sequence
  81. duplication
  82. electrophoresis
  83. electroporation
  84. ellis - van creveld syndrome
  85. embryonic stem (es) cells
  86. endonuclease
  87. enzyme
  88. epistasis
  89. escherichia coli
  90. eugenics
  91. eukaryote
  92. evolutionarily conserved
  93. exogenous dna
  94. exon
  95. exonuclease
  96. expressed gene
  97. expressed sequence tag
  98. familial mediterranean fever
  99. fibroblasts
  100. filial generation
  101. fingerprinting
  102. finished dna sequence
  103. flow cytometry
  104. flow karyotyping
  105. fluorescence in situ hybridization
  106. forensics
  107. fragile x syndrome
  108. fraternal twin
  109. full gene sequence
  110. functional genomics
  111. gamete
  112. gc-rich area
  113. gel electrophoresis
  114. gene
  115. gene amplification
  116. gene chip technology
  117. gene expression
  118. gene family
  119. gene library
  120. gene mapping
  121. gene pool
  122. gene prediction
  123. gene product
  124. gene testing
  125. gene therapy
  126. gene transfer
  127. genetic code
  128. genetic counseling
  129. genetic discrimination
  130. genetic engineering
  131. genetic engineering technology
  132. genetic illness
  133. genetic informatics
  134. genetic map
  135. genetic marker
  136. genetic material
  137. genetic mosaic
  138. genetic polymorphism
  139. genetic predisposition
  140. genetic screening
  141. genetic testing
  142. genetics
  143. genome
  144. genome project
  145. genomic library
  146. genomic sequence
  147. genomics
  148. genotype
  149. germ cell
  150. germ line
  151. germ line gene therapy
  152. germ line genetic mutation
  153. guanine
  154. gyandromorph
  155. haploid
  156. haploinsufficiency
  157. haplotype
  158. hematopoietic stem cell
  159. hemizygous
  160. hemophilia
  161. hereditary cancer
  162. heterozygosity
  163. heterozygote
  164. heterozygous
  165. highly conserved sequence
  166. high-throughput sequencing
  167. hirschsprung's disease
  168. holoprosencephaly
  169. homeobox
  170. homolog
  171. homologous chromosome
  172. homologous recombination
  173. homology
  174. homozygote
  175. homozygous
  176. human artificial chromosome
  177. human gene therapy
  178. human genome initiative
  179. long-range restriction mapping
  180. lymphocyte
  181. macrorestriction map
  182. malformation
  183. mapping
  184. mapping population
  185. marker
  186. mass spectrometry
  187. megabase
  188. meiosis
  189. melanoma
  190. mendel, johann
  191. mendelian inheritance
  192. messenger rna
  193. metaphase
  194. microarray
  195. microarray technology
  196. microbial genetics
  197. microinjection
  198. micronuclei
  199. microsatellite
  200. mitochondrial dna
  201. mitosis
  202. model organisms
  203. modeling
  204. molecular biology
  205. molecular farming
  206. molecular genetics
  207. molecular medicine
  208. monogenic disorder
  209. monogenic inheritance
  210. monosomy
  211. morbid map
  212. mouse model
  213. multifactorial or multigenic disorder
  214. multiple endocrine neoplasia, type 1
  215. multiplexing
  216. murine
  217. mutagen
  218. mutagenicity
  219. mutation
  220. neurofibromatosis
  221. niemann-pick disease, type c
  222. nitrogenous base
  223. non-coding dna
  224. non-directiveness
  225. nonsense mutation
  226. northern blot
  227. nuclear transfer
  228. nucleic acid
  229. nucleolar organizing region
  230. nucleotide
  231. nucleus
  232. oligo
  233. oligogenic
  234. oligonucleotide
  235. oncogene
  236. oncovirus
  237. open reading frame
  238. operon
  239. overlapping clones
  240. p1-derived artificial chromosome
  241. p53
  242. parkinson's disease
  243. patent
  244. pedigree
  245. penetrance
  246. peptide
  247. phage
  248. pharmacogenomics
  249. phenocopy
  250. phenotype
  251. physical map
  252. plasmid
  253. pleiotropy
  254. pluripotency
  255. polydactyly
  256. polygenic disorder
  257. polymerase chain reaction
  258. polymerase, dna or rna -- We have DNA polymerase and RNA polymerase
  259. polymorphism
  260. polypeptide
  261. population genetics
  262. positional cloning
  263. premature chromosome condensation
  264. primary immunodeficiency
  265. primer
  266. privacy
  267. probe
  268. prokaryote
  269. promoter
  270. pronucleus
  271. prostate cancer
  272. protease
  273. protein
  274. proteome
  275. proteomics
  276. pseudogene
  277. purine
  278. pyrimidine
  279. radiation hybrid
  280. rare-cutter enzyme
  281. recessive
  282. recessive gene
  283. reciprocal translocation
  284. recombinant clone
  285. recombinant dna
  286. recombinant dna molecules
  287. recombinant dna technology
  288. recombination
  289. regulatory region or sequence
  290. repetitive dna
  291. reporter gene
  292. repressor
  293. resolution
  294. restriction enzyme, endonuclease
  295. restriction enzymes
  296. restriction fragment length polymorphism
  297. restriction-enzyme cutting site
  298. retroviral infection
  299. risk communication
  300. sequencing technology
  301. sporadic cancer
  302. suppressor gene
  303. syngeneic
  304. targeted mutagenesis
  305. working draft dna sequence
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