comobilization
coexpression
cotranscription
multigene
intergene
digenic
intergenotypic
intergenically
nonallele
cisregulation
interlocus
superdominant
unigene
polygenic
cisregulatory
monogenic
intergenogroup
interallelic
digenomic
synexpression
transcomplementation
subgenomics
codeletion
hyparchic
regulator
box
introgression
homozygote
dominant
interprogeny
intergenotype
genewise
bigenomic
cotransformation
coexpress
paralog
pyramid
multioncogenic
paralogue
genoframe
supragenual
retranscription
subgene
heterozygosity
cis-acting
heredity
monomeric
genetically
linkage group
coordinome
intergenomic
allelism
concatesome
linked genes
hemiclone
hypostasis
crossligation
heterogeny
trigenic
Genetta
coevolutive
epistasis
genus Genetta
cryptocephal
coshift
cotransformant
allele
isogenotypic
supragenic
modifier
modifier gene
haploproficient
cenome
allelomorph
macrosynteny
geneagenetic
codominant
oligogene
locus
dosage compensation
syngenic
genelike
genotropism
riboregulation
chimerical
operon
multiomics
transdominant
hemicomplementation
codominance
certation
generich
introgressor
intragenically
orthoselection
intragenetic
intragenic
haploid
intragene

English words for 'The mobilization of two genes simultaneously'

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