Synonyms for génome
ˈdʒi noʊmgénome

Princeton's WordNet

1. genomenoun

   the ordering of genes in a haploid set of chromosomes of a particular organism; the full DNA sequence of an organism

   "the human genome contains approximately three billion chemical base pairs"

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1. List of paraphrases for "genome":

   genomic, genomics, génome

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1. Mark Denison:

   The two basic mechanisms are either chain termination, which I call the delayed stop sign, or mutagenesis, which is like blowing potholes in the road as the car is driving along. It's just damaging the genome.

2. Susannah Maidment:

   Although we have found dense internal structures that we have interpreted as nuclei in our cells, and the cells we found appear to preserve original components of blood, there is no evidence of any organelles or DNA within the nuclei, but even if one was to find some fragments of DNA, we would not be able to reconstruct a dinosaur 'Jurassic Park-style' because we would need the complete genome to figure out where the holes in the DNA are.

3. Peter Daszak:

   It is highly likely that an intermediate animal host was involved and transmitted the virus to humans, accounting for the 3.8 % difference in genome.

4. Matthew Ellis:

   If you want to work out how the cancer recoded its genome to become a cancer, you have to be able to compare the cancer genome with the genome you inherited from your mom and your dad.

5. Professor Johnson:

   Obviously we have to conserve based on the landscape at the minute, and it’s tempting to think that it has never been any different, but the genome is a powerful way of capturing diversity and looking back to see what it once was.