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Antonyms:
heterozygous
Often used in the same context:
heterozygous,
heterozygote,
mutant gene,
proband,
diploid,
autosomal,
gene mutation,
autosomal dominant disorder,
genetic mutation,
syngeneic,
autosomal recessive disease,
leydig cell,
seronegative,
genotypic,
recessive gene,
heritable,
allelic,
familial hypercholesterolemia,
trisomic,
thymic,
normotensive,
aneuploid,
dizygotic,
atopic,
monogenic,
uniparental,
bos taurus,
intron,
haematopoietic,
prepubertal,
haploid,
genetic abnormality,
seropositive,
isogenic,
immunoreactive,
suppressor gene,
thyrotropin,
myeloid,
inducible,
monocytic,
outbred,
polyploid,
hydroxylase,
monozygotic,
lobular,
embryonal carcinoma,
immunoglobulin g,
erythroid,
tetraploid,
lyase,
cytochrome,
subclinical,
chimeric,
melanocyte,
methylated,
lymphocytic,
adrenal cortex,
homologous,
anovulatory,
rheumatoid factor,
heterotaxy,
rhesus,
drosophila melanogaster,
cytopathic,
murine,
xeroderma pigmentosum,
htlv,
hyperplastic,
monozygotic twin,
c. trachomatis,
granulocyte,
globin,
exon,
mucinous,
centromeric,
crystallin,
phenotypic,
nonhereditary,
squamous,
acetylated,
genetic defect,
premenopausal,
parthenogenetic,
predisposing,
morphogen,
lymphoid,
clonal,
secretory,
follicle stimulating hormone,
cytoplasmic,
idiopathic,
chromosomal,
mus musculus,
histologic,
asymptomatic,
gonadotropin,
polyamine,
mendelian,
bivalent,
corpus luteum,
chlamydial,
morphologic,
albinos,
heterozygotes,
zygotes,
blastocysts,
drosophila,
embryo,
gamete,
gametes,
genotype,
genotypes,
homozygote,
meiosis,
phenotype,
phenotypes,
sperm,
albino,
babies,
baby,
beholders,
mutant,
recessive,
nondiabetic,
obese,
wildtype,
euthyroid,
immunocompetent,
susceptible,
deficient,
hemizygous,
hyperthyroid,
hypothyroid,
uninfected,
unselected
Appears in the definition of:
cooley's anaemia,
cooley's anemia,
homozygosity,
monohybrid,
test-cross,
testcross,
thalassaemia major,
thalassemia major
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— Nouns for homozygous:
state,
condition,
individuals,
mice,
disease,
form,
deficiency,
deletion,
mutation,
lines,
recessive,
more...
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