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A "bad gene" is often referred to as a "deleterious gene" or "mutant gene," which can lead to negative health effects or increased susceptibility to diseases. These genes may disrupt normal biological functions or contribute to genetic disorders. In some contexts, they may also be called "pathogenic variants" if they are linked to specific diseases.

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