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(dead) body

bereaved family

gene

(archeological) remains

inheritance

prognostic symptoms

cremated remains (esp. the bones)

regrettable

heredity

abandonment

will

note left by a dead person

orphan

lost article

wishes of a deceased person

things left (to one) by the deceased

cultural heritage

relic

portrait of a deceased person

(archaeological) remains

posthumous works

(study of) genetics

World Heritage (site)

hereditary (genetic) disease

article left behind (at a crime scene, after death, etc.)

genetic engineering

posthumous manuscripts

reminiscences

testator

orphan

common will

literary remains

institutions bequeathed from the past

will

will

digital estate

owner of a lost article

will

work left uncompleted at death

testamentary capacity

lost article

human gene

genetic marker

gene pool

gene targeting

gene library

gene bank

homeotic gene

genetic

genetic algorithm

survivor's pension or annuity

geneticist

laws of heredity

collection of writings by the deceased

inheritable character

inheritance tax

will

suicide survivor (i.e. family member of someone who has committed suicide)

inheritance

genetic counseling

molecular genetics

heir

bereaved family

testamentary document

partition of an estate (inheritance)

Genetics Society of Japan

supplement

conservation genetics

persistence

negative legacy

child who has survived the suicide of a parent

genetic counseling

epigenetics

genetic map

optogenetics

CLOCK gene

allele

heir's distributive share

natural heritage

genotype

gene expression

bequest

gene

telegony

DNA test

estate sale

heritability

genetic locus

to leave (to someone, esp. after one's death)

genetic map

hereditary custom

mortuary

reversion

genetic information

administrator of an estate

legacy of the past

plasmagene

gene flow

inheritance tax

population genetics

introgression

sex-limited inheritance

administration of an estate

endangered world heritage site

gene product

quantitative genetics

gene polymorphism

(crime of) abandonment of a corpse

executor (of a will)

genetic polymorphism

genetic research

testamentary trust

maternal inheritance

codicil

transgenesis

relic from an earlier age

reverse genetics

article left behind (at a crime scene, after death, etc.)

child orphaned from a traffic accident

gene bank

dominant gene

human genetics

genetic determinism

realized heritability

physical impediment (e.g. after an accident)

world natural heritage site

relict (species)

making a lost property report

body bag

sex-linked inheritance

works following the deceased

war heritage site

gene therapy

gene therapy

structural gene

posthumous writings

target gene

genetic variation

Cultural Heritage Foundation

intangible cultural heritage

legal portion

omission

genetic drift

old customs

lethal gene

non-genetically modified

gene recombination

genetic drift

genetic recombination

historical practice of abandoning old people in the mountains, etc.