resequenced
Put in new order
Resequenced means put into a different order or sequence.
In genetics, it often describes DNA that has been analyzed again or rearranged: The lab resequenced the genome to verify results.
In scheduling or logistics, it means tasks or items have been reorganized: The production line was resequenced to improve efficiency.
Hereditary code molecule
- chromosomeDNA strand carrying genes
- allelesVariant forms of genes
- genotypeOrganism's complete allele set
- phenotypeObservable characteristics of organism
nucleotide · locus · karyotype · meiosis · mitosis · replication · transcription · translation
Organism's total hereditary material
- epigeneticsHeritable expression changes, sequence intact
- bioinformaticsComputational analysis of genetic data
- microarrayGene expression detection tool
- chromatinNuclear protein-wrapped genetic material
Gene-editing molecular machinery
- cloningMaking identical copies
- bioengineeringEngineering applied to biology
- biopharmaceuticalsMedicines derived from living sources
- immunotherapyDisease treatment via body's defenses
bioprinting · biosensors · primer · amplification · PCR · vector
Changing the arrangement
- rearrangingAltering the configuration
- reorganizingArranging anew
- reshufflingRearranging positions or elements
- realigningAdjusting position again
renumbering · prioritizing · sorting · indexing · queuing · scheduling · ordering · restructuring
Differing form of something
- polymorphismMany forms, one interface
- deletionRemoval of content
- insertionPlacing something within
- rearrangementAltered ordering of elements
inversion · translocation · frameshift · nonsense · pathogenic · mosaicism · penetrance · heritable
DNA
Hereditary code molecule
- chromosomeDNA strand carrying genes
- allelesVariant forms of genes
- genotypeOrganism's complete allele set
phenotype · nucleotide · locus · karyotype · meiosis · mitosis · replication · transcription · translation · polymerase
genome
Organism's total hereditary material
- epigeneticsHeritable expression changes, sequence intact
- bioinformaticsComputational analysis of genetic data
- microarrayGene expression detection tool
CRISPR
Gene-editing molecular machinery
- cloningMaking identical copies
- bioengineeringEngineering applied to biology
- biopharmaceuticalsMedicines derived from living sources
immunotherapy · bioprinting · biosensors · primer · amplification · PCR · vector
reordering
Changing the arrangement
- rearrangingAltering the configuration
- reorganizingArranging anew
- reshufflingRearranging positions or elements
realigning · renumbering · prioritizing · sorting · indexing · queuing · scheduling · ordering · restructuring · reassembling
variant
Differing form of something
- polymorphismMany forms, one interface
- deletionRemoval of content
- insertionPlacing something within
rearrangement · inversion · translocation · frameshift · nonsense · pathogenic · mosaicism · penetrance · heritable · congenital
resequencedunchanged
Not modified at all
unaltered · unmodified · preserved · original · maintained
resequenceduntouched
Not contacted or affected
left alone · unprocessed · undisturbed · ignored · neglected