Answer: GENE
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Heredity unit
- Chromosome carrier
- Hereditary unit
- Trait carrier
- Man's nickname.
- Kind of pool
- Chromosome part
- Chromosome component
- Hereditary factor
- Pool member
- Unit of heredity
- Pool unit
- Trait transmitter
- Characteristic carrier
- Heredity factor
- Heredity carrier
- Code carrier
- Bit of heredity
- __ pool
- Kind of therapy
- Autry or Kelly
- Drummer Krupa
- Simmons of Kiss
- Kelly or Krupa
- Chromosome occupant
- Actor Hackman
- Trait determinant
- Inheritance factor
- Protein molecule
- Part of a chromosome
- DNA sequence
- ___ pool
- Mr. Autry
- It may be dominant
- DNA carrier
- Actor Wilder
- "Star Trek" creator Roddenberry
- Wilder of "Young Frankenstein"
- Unit of inheritance
- Type of therapy
- Type of pool
- Pool part
- Kelly or Hackman
- Character builder?
- Bit of DNA
- Basic unit of heredity
- Wilder or Hackman
- Part of one's inheritance
- Not rough
- Molecular biology topic
- It has a code
- Heredity transmitter
- Heredity element
- Hackman or Wilder
- Hackman of Hollywood
- Gift from a parent
- DNA holder
- DNA element
- DNA component
- Dancer Kelly
- Actor Barry
- __ therapy
- Trait determiner
- It's passed down
- It may be spliced
- Heredity bit
- Hereditary code carrier
- Dancer ____ Kelly
- Critic Siskel
- Chromosome constituent
- Word with ''pool'' or ''splicing''
- Wilder of "Stir Crazy"
- Wilder in films
- Wilder
- Rayburn
- Pool member?
- One in a pool
- Littler or Wilder
- Krupa or Kelly
- Kelly or Autry
- Heredity determiner
- Heredity determinant
- Henry James biographer
- Hackman of "The French Connection"
- Family inheritance
- Family hand-me-down?
- DNA unit
- DNA segment
- Cowboy Autry
- Allele
- Actor Kelly
- ___ therapy
- Wilder who played Willy Wonka
- Wilder on the screen
- Two-time Oscar winner Hackman
- Tunney of the ring
- Trait source
- Tierney or Tunney
- Thing in a pool
- Subject of passing concern?
- Splicing subject
- Splicing candidate
- Pugilist Tunney
- Part of a pool
- Part of a code
- One might be in a pool
- Mr. Siskel
- Mr. Shalit
- Mr. Hackman
- Means of inheritance
- Mapping subject
- Kiss rocker Simmons
- KISS frontman Simmons
- Kelly or Wilder
- Kelly or Rayburn
- Hereditary component
- Hackman of "The Poseidon Adventure"
- Good name for a DNA expert
- Gift from one's parents
- Cowboy ____ Autry
- Boxer Tunney
- Biological trait carrier
- Barry or Autry
- Autry or Wilder
- Autry or Shalit
- Author Fowler
- Actress Tierney.
- Actor Raymond
- Actor ____ Hackman
- "Young Frankenstein" star Wilder
- "Unforgiven" actor Hackman
- "Star Trek" producer Roddenberry
- "Singin' in the Rain" first name
- "Be-Bop-A-Lula" Vincent
- Writer Fowler
- Word with "splicing" or "pool"
- Word with "pool" or "therapy"
- Wilder or Fowler
- Wilder or Autry
- Wilder in the movies
- Wilder in movies
- Tunney
- Trait origin
- Tiny inheritance?
- Target of some therapy
- Spliced thing
- Spliced item
- Sometimes-spliced item
- Something to splice
- Something inherited
- Something in a pool
- Something from a parent
- Small piece of coding instructions
- Small part of an inheritance?
- Sequence of nucleotides
- Sarazen
- Rocker Simmons
- Pool component?
- Personality influencer
- Personal matter?
- Part of some pools
- Part of one's inheritance?
- Part of an inheritance?
- Part of an inheritance
- Part of a hereditary pool
- Oscar winner Hackman
- Mutation target
- Mutation location
- Mr. Wilder
- Mr. Kelly
- Moonwalker Cernan
- Microscopic bit of heredity
- McCarthy, to friends
- Mapped item
- Man of heredity?
- Longtime movie critic Siskel
- Legendary Kelly
- Krupa or Simmons
- KISS musician Simmons
- Kelly's hereditary unit?
- Kelly or Tunney
- Kelly or Siskel
- Kelly or Simmons
- Kelly
- Item in a pool
- It's passed on by ancestors
- It might make your hair blond
- It may be passed from father to son
- It carries hereditary traits
- Invisible gift from Mom or Dad
- Inheritance unit
- Inheritance of a sort
- Heredity component
- Hereditary unit passed on to offspring
- Hereditary bit
- Hackman, Wilder or Autry
- Hackman of "The Royal Tenenbaums"
- Hackman of "The Firm"
- Hackman of "Runaway Jury"
- Hackman of "Hoosiers"
- Hackman in "Enemy of the State"
- Golfer Sarazen
- Gift from the parents
- Gift from Mom or Dad
- Eye color carrier
- Eugene, familiarly
- DNA container
- DNA bit
- Director Wilder
- Director Saks
- Code part
- Chromosome unit
- Chromosome passenger
- Character builder
- Champion's rider
- Bit of a chromosome
- Biological determinant
- Autry of oaters
- Actor Autry
- Ace and Peter's bandmate
- "Young Frankenstein" first name
- "The Match Game" host Rayburn
- "Match Game" emcee Rayburn
- "Blazing Saddles" actor Wilder
- ''Star Trek'' producer Roddenberry
- ___ splicing
- Writer Weingarten
- Word with reporter and designer
- Word before pool or therapy
- Word before pool or splicing
- Word before "pool" or "therapy"
- Word before "pool" or "splicing"
- Wonka before Johnny
- Without a brand name
- Willy Wonka portrayer Wilder
- Wilder who's often wild
- Wilder on film
- Wilder of comedies
- Wilder of "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory"
- Wilder acting
- Wild Wilder
- What you might have for bad eyesight
- What makes blue eyes blue
- Untaxable bit of an inheritance
- Unit discussed in Biology 101
- Tunney or Tierney
- Tunney or Sarazen
- Transmitter of freckles or blond hair
- Trait factor
- Tina and Louise's brother on "Bob's Burgers"
- Tierney or Hackman
- Tierney
- Thing passed on from parent to child
- Thing passed on by ancestors
- Thing passed from parent to child
- There's one for curly hair
- There might be one for depression
- The dancing Kelly.
- Tenace of World Series fame
- Target of splicing
- Target of sequencing
- Tap dance legend Kelly
- Subject of splicing
- Subject of some splicing
- Subject of some engineering
- Subject of modern mapping
- Subject of modern "mapping"
- Subject of mapping or splicing
- Subject of interest to a 23andMe user
- Subject of DNA analysis
- Subject of CRISPR editing
- Splicing target
- Splicer's target
- Something your parents gave to you on your birthday
- Something you inherit
- Something that helps make you who you are
- Something passed down the line
- Something handed down from mom and dad?
- Something editable using CRISPR technology
- Small thing you inherit
- Small section of DNA
- Small inheritance?
- Siskel or Shalit
- Siskel or Kelly
- Singer Pitney
- Singer Autry
- Simmons who Bob Dylan co-wrote "Waiting for the Morning Light" with
- Simmons or Kelly
- Sequence of DNA
- Scientific inheritance
- Sarazen or Tunney
- Sarazen or Littler
- Sarazen or Kelly
- Roy's fellow cowboy
- Richard's "Silver Streak" costar
- Replicator, e.g.
- Red Cross headquarters site
- Recombinant DNA insertion
- Pulitzer-winning journalist Weingarten
- Provider of coded instructions
- Pro Football Hall of Famer Upshaw
- Pop singer Pitney
- Pool part?
- Pool item?
- Pool element
- Poet Field, familiarly
- Pianist Taylor
- Personality determinant
- Part of the double helix
- Part of an important sequence
- Part of a person's makeup
- Part of a family inheritance
- Parental gift
- Parent's contribution
- One with a feature role?
- One that's passed along
- One of many that a parent passes on
- One might make you fat
- One may influence eye color
- One is inherited naturally
- Old-time singing cowboy Autry
- Mutation victim
- Mr. Simmons
- Mr. McCarthy, familiarly
- Mr. Barry
- Moviedom's Wilder
- Molecular biology unit
- Modern map element
- Miss Porter of "Limberlost"
- Met baritone Boucher
- Mendelian thing
- McCarthy or Sarazen
- Mapping candidate
- Makeup component?
- Legendary dancer Kelly
- Latter-day mapping element
- Krupa or Hackman
- Krupa
- KISS singer Simmons
- Kiss guitarist Simmons
- Kind of pool or therapy
- Kelly or Tenace
- Kelly of song and dance
- Kelly of "Anchors Aweigh"
- Item for Mendel
- It's passed down in the family
- It's made up of DNA
- It's hereditary
- It transmits traits
- It might make the hair blond
- It might give you green eyes
- It might be sex-linked
- It might be mapped or spliced
- It may undergo mutation
- It may mutate
- It may go unexpressed
- It may express itself
- It may be passed from mother to daughter
- It may be mapped
- It may be given from father to son
- It gets passed down in the family
- It comes before pool and therapy
- It can make you you
- It can be spliced
- It can be dominant or recessive
- It can be dominant
- It builds character
- Intron and exon site
- Inherited unit
- Inherited item, of a sort
- Inherited item
- Inherited DNA sequence
- Inherited bit
- Identifying factor
- Heredity unit that can be spliced
- Heredity conveyor
- Hereditary transmitter
- Hereditary trait transmitter
- Hereditary ruler?
- Hereditary item
- Hereditary determinant
- Hair-color factor
- Hair coloring carrier
- Hair color determinant
- Hackman or Tierney
- Hackman or Rayburn
- Hackman or Kelly
- Hackman or Barry
- Hackman of films
- Hackman of "Unforgiven"
- Hackman of "Superman"
- Hackman
- Good name for someone tracing family history?
- Good name for a DNA researcher?
- Good name for a biology teacher?
- Good name for a bioengineer
- Golfer Littler
- Gift from one's parents?
- Gift from Mom and Pop
- Germ plasm element
- French Connection star
- Fowler or Wilder
- Fowler or Tunney
- Filial inheritance
- Factor in Mendel's law
- Factor in eye color
- Factor in cilantro tolerance, e.g.
- Eye-color determinant
- Evolution subject
- Element of one's inheritance
- Element of DNA that encodes traits
- Don Draper's father-in-law or youngest son
- DNA's milieu
- DNA subunit
- DNA site
- DNA instruction
- DNA host
- DNA factor
- Determiner of heredity
- Dean's partner in Ween
- CYMBALS
- Critic Shalit
- CRISPR can edit one
- Controversially patented thing
- Component of some pools
- Component of a hereditary pool
- Columnist Weingarten
- Co-star of Zero in "The Producers"
- Chromosomal matter
- Characteristic governor
- Characteristic dictator
- Certain transmission control
- Blue eyes producer, maybe
- Blood type determinant
- Bit of protein
- Bit of modern engineering
- Bit of inheritance?
- Bit encoded by RNA
- Biological pool type
- Biological inheritance
- Bioengineering target
- Bass player Simmons
- Basic bit of heredity
- Barry or Tunney
- Baritone Boucher
- Autry or Tunney
- Autry or Tierney
- Autry or Hackman?
- Autry or Hackman
- Autry or Barry
- Autry of the oaters
- Autry
- Apt name for a DNA analyst
- Apt name for a 23andMe employee
- Appearance determinant
- Allelomorph
- Allele, e.g.
- Actor-dancer Kelly
- Actor Wilder who played Willy Wonka
- Actor Wilder who died in August
- Actor Wilder or Hackman
- Actor Wilder of "Blazing Saddles"
- Actor Hackman of "The Royal Tenenbaums"
- Actor Autry.
- A segment of DNA
- A kind of marker
- A Kelly
- 20's heavyweight Tunney
- "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" star Tierney
- "The Frisco Kid" star Wilder
- "The French Connection" Oscar winner Hackman
- "The French Connection" actor Hackman
- "Singin' in the Rain" star ___ Kelly
- "Shallow End of the ___ Pool" (Emily Kaitz song covered by the Austin Lounge Lizards)
- "Jealous" ___ Loves Jezebel
- "Gong Show" name repeated in both blanks of ___ ___ the Dancing Machine
- "Dominant" thing
- "Bob's Burgers" son
- "Bob's Burgers" boy
- ''Star Trek'' creator Roddenberry
- ____ mapping (modern science effort)
- ___ Roddenberry, first TV writer on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- ___ pool (concept in biology)
- ___ Loves Jezebel
- ___ expression
- __ splicing
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