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The result below are the list of added genomics-related words in different languages and their English translations
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| Akan | Neologism | English Translation | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baako fo mogya mu | No | In one's blood / genetic factors in the blood | W |
| Abofru no se oni | No | Like father like son, implying resemblance in character traits | C |
| Recessive traits | No | Ahomogye | W |
| Enyin | No | Gene or genetic factor responsible for heritability of traits and diseases | W |
| Akan | Neologism | English Translation | Category |
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