en fg syndrome (n) |
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en heterochromatinization (n) |
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en bio female (n) |
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en x chromosome (n) |
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en paranucleolus (n) |
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en sex chromosome |
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en klinefelter syndrome (n) |
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en bio female (a) |
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en x chromosome (n) |
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en x chromosomes (n) |
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en x linked (a) |
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en x chromosome (n) |
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en x linked trait (n) |
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en x chromosome (n) |
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en heterogametic (a) |
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en x linked gene (n) |
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en lyonization (n) |
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en triple x syndrome (n) |
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en y chromosome (n) |
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en superfemale (n) |
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en bio male (a) |
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