Preposition: of

• gene: The genotype of an organism is the specific and characteristic combination of variants of all genes the organism carries.

Converse of object

• splice: Alternatively spliced transcript variants have been described; however, their full length nature has not been determined.

• encode: Within these fundamentally different approaches, there are several encoding variants.

• detect: For now we detect 2 variants, they are very similar and just differ with their encryption at the first layer.

Adjective modifier

• allelic: This requires a large-scale genotyping and bioinformatics program, in crop and model systems, that relates allelic variants to gene function.

• textual: There must have been serious textual variants between the texts to warrant such action.

• genetic: The project is looking for new genetic variants linked to diabetes type I, with cooperation from clinicians across the UK.

• minor: Minor variants exist of the basic design of recovery vehicle.

• slight: Make sure you don't have slight variants which will create new entries.

Modifies a noun

• cjd: The same theory could explain some cases of new variant CJD in humans.

• spelling: We will be offering a means of searching for all of the variant spellings automatically in a later stage of the project.

• allele: Altered cell surface expression of human MC1R variant receptor alleles associated with red hair and skin cancer risk.

• reading: He applies the same argument to some of the recorded variant readings of the Qur'an.

• ending: None of the variant endings were the work of the original writer.

Noun used with modifier

• splice: The presence or absence of expression of these splice variants is being documented in normal tissues and a spectrum of brain tumors.

• pronunciation: First, within-word pronunciation variants were generated by applying a set of five optional phonological rules to the words in the baseline lexicon.

• within-word: First, within-word pronunciation variants were generated by applying a set of five optional phonological rules to the words in the baseline lexicon.

• vernacular: If women were more integrated into such networks, then they might use more vernacular variants than men.

• gene: Why should the presence of the shorter gene variant make such a difference?

• spelling: You will need to consider spelling variants, abbreviations, alternative meanings and to identify broader and narrower terms.