In biology, the students learn the difference between the genotype and the phenotype.
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Genotype
//ˈdʒɛnəʊˌtaɪp//
Synonyms for "genotype" (74 found)
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32 translations across 24 languages.
Catalan
2 entries- genotip noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- genotipus noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 基因型 noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Czech
1 entries- genotyp noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Danish
1 entries- genotype noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Dutch
1 entries- genotype noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Finnish
4 entries- genotyyppi noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- genotyyppi noun (group of organisms)
- perimätyyppi noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- määrittää genotyyppi verb (to determine the genotype of)
French
1 entries- génotype noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Galician
1 entries- xenotipo noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
German
1 entries- Genotyp noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Greek
1 entries- γονότυπος noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Hungarian
1 entries- genotípus noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Icelandic
3 entries- arfgerð noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- erfðafar noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- erfðagervi noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Indonesian
1 entries- genotipe noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Italian
1 entries- genotipo noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Japanese
1 entries- 遺伝子型 noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Kazakh
1 entries- тектік түр noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Maltese
1 entries- ģenotip noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Māori
2 entries- momoira noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- tohuira noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Polish
1 entries- genotyp noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Portuguese
2 entries- genótipo noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
- genotipar verb (to determine the genotype of)
Romanian
1 entries- genotip noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Russian
1 entries- геноти́п noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Spanish
1 entries- genotipo noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Ukrainian
1 entries- геноти́п noun (DNA sequence which determines a specific characteristic)
Sample sentences
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In biology, it is important to distinguish phenotype from genotype.
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Boceprevir is only expected to be effective against one variety of hepatitis C, known as genotype 1. It's the most prevalent form of the disease in the Americas, Europe, and East Asia, but represents only a minority of cases in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.
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Biological sex has at least as much to do with phenotype as with genotype.
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