| Transposon is a Scrabble word. Scrabble point value for transposon: 12 points |
| Transposon is a Words with Friends word. Words with Friends point value for transposon: 15 points |
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| transposon |
| sonorants |
| nonpasts | nonstops | patroons |
| santoors | sonorant | sopranos |
| natrons | nonarts | nonpast |
| nonpros | nonstop | parsons |
| partons | pastors | patrons |
| patroon | pontons | pronota |
| protons | ratoons | sannops |
| santoor | sonants | soprano |
| sponson | sponsor | tarpons |
| ant | apo | apt |
| ars | art | asp |
| ass | nan | nap |
| noo | nor | nos |
| not | oar | oat |
| ono | ons | oot |
| ops | opt | ora |
| ors | ort | pan |
| par | pas | pat |
| poo | pot | pro |
| pst | ran | rap |
| ras | rat | rot |
| sap | sat | son |
| sop | sos | sot |
| spa | tan | tao |
| tap | tar | tas |
| ton | too | top |
| tor |
| an | ar | as |
| at | na | no |
| on | op | or |
| os | pa | so |
| ta | to |
| transposons |
| We found 1 definition for the word transposon: 1. a segment of DNA that can become integrated at many different sites along a chromosome (especially a segment of bacterial DNA that can be translocated as a whole) |
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