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translocation

In genetics, the exchange of genetic material between chromosomes. It is responsible for congenital abnormalities, such as Down's syndrome.
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If there are biofilms existing in the drain, how those translocate can cause contamination on the line.
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The sensitive ecological work that is currently being carried out in Kirkby is actually to translocate and protect the water vole colony and improve their habitat for the years to come.
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