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Terms used in Biotechnology
A-C | D-G | H-M | N-P | Q-Z
Ab |
ABC model |
abiotic |
abscisic acid |
abzyme |
acaricide |
acclimatization |
acellular |
acetyl CoA |
ACP |
acquired |
activated carbon |
activated charcoal |
active transport |
adaptation |
adenine |
adenosine |
adenovirus |
ADP |
adventitious |
aerobic |
aerobic respiration |
affinity chromatography |
affinity tag |
aflatoxins |
AFLP |
Ag |
agar |
agarose |
aggregate |
agonist |
Agrobacterium |
Agrobacterium tumefaciens |
AHG |
AI |
albinism |
albino |
aleurone |
algal biomass |
alginate |
alkylating agent |
allele |
allele frequency |
allelic |
allelic exclusion |
allelopathy |
allergen |
allogenic |
allometric |
allopatric |
allopatric speciation |
allosteric site |
allozyme |
amino acid |
amniocentesis |
amniotic fluid |
AMP |
amphimixis |
ampicillin |
amplicon |
amplification |
amplified fragment length polymorphism |
amplify |
amylase |
amylolytic |
amylopectin |
amylose |
anabolism |
anaerobe |
anaerobic |
anaerobic digestion |
anaerobic respiration |
analogous |
anaphase |
anchor gene |
androgen |
aneuploid |
angiogenesis |
angiosperm |
animal cloning |
anneal |
annual |
antagonism |
antagonist |
anther |
anthesis |
anthocyanin |
antibiotic |
antibiotic resistance |
antibiotic resistance marker gene |
antibody |
antibody-mediated immune response |
anticlinal |
antigen |
antimicrobial agent |
antioxidant |
antisense gene |
antisense therapy |
antiseptic |
antiserum |
apex |
apical dominance |
apical meristem |
apoptosis |
aptamer |
aquaculture |
Arabidopsis |
Archaea |
ARMG |
ARS |
artificial insemination |
artificial medium |
artificial seed |
artificial selection |
ASA |
ascites |
ascus |
aseptic |
asexual |
asexual propagation |
asexual reproduction |
A-site |
assay |
assortment |
asymmetric hybrid |
ATP |
attenuated vaccine |
attenuation |
attenuator |
authentic protein |
autocatalysis |
autoclave |
auto-immune disease |
auto-immunity |
autologous cells |
autonomous |
autotrophic |
auxin |
availability |
avidin |
avidity
B cell |
B lymphocyte |
BABS |
BAC |
bacillus |
Bacillus thuringiensis |
backcross |
bacterial artificial chromosome |
bacterial toxin |
bacteriocide |
bacteriocin |
bacteriophage |
bacterium |
baculovirus |
bank |
barnase |
Barr body |
basal |
base |
base pair |
base substitution |
basic fibroblast growth factor |
basophil |
batch culture |
beta-galactosidase |
beta-lactamase |
beta-sitosterol |
BEV |
BFGF |
biennial |
binding |
bio- |
bio-accumulation |
bio-assay |
bioavailability |
biocatalysis |
biochip |
biocontrol |
bioconversion |
biodegradable |
biodegrade |
biodiversity |
bio-engineering |
bio-ethics |
biofilms |
biofuel |
biogas |
bio-informatics |
bioleaching |
biological ageing |
biological containment |
biological control |
biological diversity |
biological oxygen demand |
biologics |
bioluminescence |
biomagnification |
biomass |
biome |
biometry |
biopesticide |
biopharming |
biopiracy |
biopolymer |
bioprocess |
bioreactor |
bioremediation |
biosafety |
biosafety protocol |
biosensor |
biosilk |
biosphere |
biosynthesis |
biotechnology |
biotin |
biotope |
biotoxin |
biotransformation |
bivalent |
blastocyst |
blastomere |
bleeding |
blot |
blunt end |
BOD |
bound water |
bovine growth hormone |
bovine somatotropin |
bp |
bract |
breed |
breeding |
breeding value |
brewer's yeast |
bridge |
broad-sense heritability |
broodstock |
browning |
BSA |
BSE |
BST |
Bt |
bud |
budding
cabinet |
callus |
cambium |
cAMP |
CaMV |
candidate gene |
canola |
cap |
cap site |
capacitation |
capillary electrophoresis |
CAPS |
capsid |
capsule |
carbohydrate |
carboxypeptidase |
carcinogen |
carcinoma |
carotene |
carotenoid |
carpel |
carrier |
carrier DNA |
carrier molecule |
Cartagena protocol |
casein |
cassette |
CAT box |
catabolism |
catalase |
catalysis |
catalyst |
catalytic site |
CBD |
cDNA |
cDNA clone |
cDNA library |
CDR |
cell |
cell culture |
cell cycle |
cell differentiation |
cell division |
cell fusion |
cell line |
cell membrane |
cell number |
cell sap |
cell selection |
cell sorter |
cell suspension |
cell wall |
cell-free translation |
cellular immune response |
cellular oncogene |
cellulose |
cellulose nitrate |
cellulosome |
central dogma |
centre of origin |
centrifugation |
centrifuge |
centromere |
centrosome |
chaperone |
chaperonin |
character |
characterization |
charcoal |
chelate |
chemical mutagen |
chemiluminescence |
chemotaxis |
chemotherapy |
chimera |
chip |
chitin |
chitinase |
chloramphenicol |
chlorophyll |
chloroplast |
chlorosis |
chromatid |
chromatin |
chromatography |
chromosomal aberration |
chromosome |
ciliate |
cilium |
circadian |
cis configuration |
class switching |
cleave |
cline |
clonal propagation |
clonal selection |
clone |
cloning |
cM |
CMP |
coat protein |
coccus |
coconut milk |
co-culture |
Codex Alimentarius Commission |
coding |
coding sequence |
co-dominance |
codon |
codon optimization |
co-enzyme |
co-evolution |
co-factor |
cohesive end |
coincidence |
colchicine |
colony |
competent |
complementarity |
complementary |
complementary DNA |
complementation |
concordance |
conditioning |
conformation |
conjugation |
consanguinity |
consensus sequence |
conservation |
conserved sequence |
constitutive |
construct |
contained use |
containment |
contaminant |
continuous culture |
continuous fermentation |
controlled environment |
controlling element |
Convention on Biological Diversity |
conversion |
copy DNA |
copy number |
corpus |
correlation |
cortex |
cotyledon |
coupling |
CP4 EPSPS |
cpDNA |
cross |
cross hybridization |
cross pollination |
cross-breeding |
crossing over |
cross-over |
crown |
crown gall |
CRP |
cry proteins |
cryogenic |
cryopreservation |
cryoprotectant |
cryptic |
CTP |
cultivar |
culture |
culture alteration |
culture medium |
culture room |
curing |
cut |
cuticle |
cutting |
cyclic adenosine monophosphate |
cyclic AMP |
cyclodextrin |
cytidine |
cytochrome |
cytochrome p450 |
cytogenetics |
cytokine |
cytokinesis |
cytokinin |
cytology |
cytolysis |
cytoplasm |
cytoplasmic organelles |
cytosine |
cytosol |
cytotoxicity
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