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Other crossword clues for answer "GENES"

GENES
They help make you you
Objects of splicing, perhaps
Autry and Rayburn
Heredity factors
Units of inheritance
Mendel studied them
Subjects of modern mapping
Triplets share them
They're in the family
Heredity units
Relayers of traits
Kelly and Rayburn
Trait makers
Trait carriers
Ones in a certain pool
They're "knocked out" of knockout mice
Ones involved in transcription
Character actors?
They may make you athletic
Heredity elements
They're in the pool
Characteristic carriers
Heredity carriers
They're found in some pools
Character builders?
Character parts?
Inheritance units
Part of one's inheritance?
They're passed on from father to son
Chromosome components
Pool contents?
Units of heredity
Parents pass them on
Pool items
They're part of a pool
Inheritance of a sort
Heredity, so to speak
Cloning units
Inheritance from one's parents?
Contents of some pools
Inheritances that can't be taxed
Life determinants
Hereditary determinants
Eye color determinants
Mutation factors
Hereditary factors
Pool components
Pool units
Code carriers
Parental endowments
Sources of blue eyes, say
They're found in pools
Some are dominant
Parental units?
Preservers of proclivities
DNA constituents
Chromosomal material
They're inherited
DNA segments
Chromosome units
Tierney and Wilder
Pool members?
Trait shapers
Mendel's concern
Factors in heredity
Trait sources
Hereditary units
They give you character
Legacy of a sort
Splicing candidates
Stuff that's passed on
They may be dominant
Trait transmitters
Gifts from Mom and Dad
Bits of heredity
Character makeup
Units first suggested by Mendel
Biological blueprints
Chromosome contents
Hereditary bits
They determine certain traits
Splicing subjects
Items in a pool
Components of some pools
They're passed down
Biological factors.
Autry and Kelly.
Tunney and Tierney.
Biological entities.
Sarazen, Littler, etc.
Tunney and others.
Factors, in biology.
Raymond and Kelly.
Hereditary elements.
Inherited factors.
Biologist's concern.
Fowler and others.
Kelly and Autry
McCarthy and others
Sarazen and others
Kelly and Krupa
McCarthy and Kelly
Chromosome parts
Sarazen and Littler
Sarazen et al.
DNA factors
Kelly and Raymond
Kelly and Tierney
Littler and Wilder
Mendel's factors
Factors involved in cloning
Chromosome constituents
These contain DNA
Inheritance items
Columbus's birthplace, to René
Hereditary ingredients
Tierney and Barry of the screen
Heredity determiners
Tunney and Kelly
Tunney and Sarazen
Hand-me-down units
Siskel and Sarazen
Families usually share them
Subject of biotech study
Source of family traits
Heredity determinants
They run in the blood
Twins share them
Father-to-son bequests
Heredity, informally
They make some people blond
They make you you
Carriers of heredity
Inheritance carriers
Self-replicating things
Wilder and Hackman
Offspring's inheritance
Things passed on from Mom and Dad
Family inheritance
A lot of what makes you you
Some inheritances
Things in pools
Things producing red hair or blue eyes
Big factor in longevity
Cute reply to "Why are you so cute?"
Makeup set?
Inherited things
Trait-ors?
Things in a pool
Feature carriers
They determine your blood type
Twins draw them from the same pool
Families share them
Expressed things
Pool makeup
Subject for Mendel
Close families share them
Parents' contributions
Inheritance controllers
Chromosome occupants
Kelly and Hackman
Inheritance factors?
Segments of DNA
They're passed down from parents
DNA carriers
Hereditary material
What offspring inherit
Cloned units
Some determine eye color
Ancestry.com analyzes them
Essential hand-me-downs?
Pool fillers?
Some determine hair color
They're passed on from parents
Family hand-me-downs?
First inheritances?
What 23AndMe analyzes
Hackman and Wilder
Inherited items
They're made of DNA
Parents' legacies
Character and personality determinants
Characteristic containers
Identical siblings share them
Every child inherits them
Sources of family traits
They may be dominant or recessive
DNA components
Determinants of eye color
They determine eye color
Hereditary units studied by Jennifer Doudna
Biological parents pass them on
Everyone's inheritance
They're in pools
Blueprints of sorts
Some splicing targets
Blueprints of a sort
They may be spliced
Gift from one's parents
They're passed down in families
Gifts from one's parents
Gift from Mom and Dad
See 48-Across
The ultimate hand-me-downs?
Pool players?
Mutation undergoers
Gifts from parents