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Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > инертный ген
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[lang name="Russian"]ген, локализованный в -хромосоме — y-linked gene
[lang name="Russian"]ген, кодирующий фиксацию азота — nif gene
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1. inertial2. inertially3. inert4. inertly -
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прил. inertСинонимический ряд:пассивно (проч.) бездеятельно; пассивно -
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Biology: inert gene
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