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1) Биология: мобильный генетический элемент (участок генома с непостоянной локализацией), перемещающийся генетический элемент (участок генома с непостоянной локализацией)2) Иммунология: мобильный генетический элементУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > mobile genetic element
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Англо-русский толковый словарь генетических терминов > mobile genetic element
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Англо-русский словарь по иммунологии > mobile genetic element
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Англо-русский словарь по биотехнологиям > mobile genetic element
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= mobile genetic element мобильный генетический элемент ( участок генома с непостоянной локализацией), перемещающийся генетический элемент ( участок генома с непостоянной локализацией)* * *English-russian biological dictionary > mobile dispersed element
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- activator element
- component element
- controlling element
- detecting element
- dispensable element
- dissociator element
- dotted element
- Ds element
- Dt element
- FB element
- fold-back element
- insertion element
- interspersed element
- kappa deleting element
- long interspersed element
- major element
- major mineral elements
- MD element
- micronutrient element
- mineral element
- minor element
- mobile dispersed element
- mobile genetic element
- reproductive element
- sensing element
- short interspersed element
- T element
- tagged element
- trace element
- tracer element
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1) элемент, составная часть2) ( химический) элементchi deleting element — chi делегирующий элемент (сегмент ДНК, участвующий в рекомбинации и вызывающий депецию Сchi-генов)
short interspersed nucleotide elements — короткие нуклеотидные последовательности, рассеянные по геному
См. также в других словарях:
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