Morgan in Greek
Morgan in Greek is Μόργκαν — Morgan means a unit used by geneticists to describe how far apart two genes sit on a chromosome, based on how often they are inherited together.
Morgan in Greek
Μόργκαν
Pronounced: Morgan
What does "Morgan" mean?
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noun A unit used by geneticists to describe how far apart two genes sit on a chromosome, based on how often they are inherited together.
"The two genes are separated by roughly half a morgan."
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noun A sturdy, compact horse breed that originated in Vermont, prized for its versatility.
"Their Morgan pulled the sleigh through the snow without tiring."
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Morgan in a sentence
- The two genes are separated by roughly half a morgan.
- Their Morgan pulled the sleigh through the snow without tiring.
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What is "Morgan" in Greek?
"Morgan" in Greek is Μόργκαν. Morgan means: A unit used by geneticists to describe how far apart two genes sit on a chromosome, based on how often they are inherited together.
How do you pronounce Μόργκαν?
"Morgan" in Greek is Μόργκαν, pronounced "Morgan".
How do you use "Morgan" in a sentence?
Example: "The two genes are separated by roughly half a morgan." In Greek, "Morgan" is Μόργκαν.
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