PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «ALLELOMORPH»
allelomorph
nobel
prize
winner
hermann
muller
coined
terms
amorph
hypomorph
hypermorph
antimorph
neomorph
classify
mutations
based
their
behaviour
various
genetic
situations
these
classifications
allelomorph
wiktionary
noun
edit
plural
allelomorphs
number
alternative
forms
same
gene
occupying
given
position
chromosome
vocabulary
either
pair
series
that
occupy
locus
particular
control
pronunciation
translations
from
biology
other
additional
information
define
morph
american
heritage®
stedman
medical
copyright
houghton
mifflin
company
merriam
webster
audio
pronunciations
word
games
collins
always
variants
have
relative
homologous
chromosomes
responsible
characteristics
defined
distinct
associated
specific
origin
greek
allēlōn
mutually
allos
oxford
dictionaries
example
sentences
reference
content
memidex
interglot
including
definitions
related
words
finder
anagrams
start
created
reverso
also
allomorph
allomorphic
allomorphism
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ALLELOMORPH»
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Proceedings [of the International Congress of Zoology, 16th, ...
However, the particular allelomorph responsible for the ochracea pattern
produces a pattern indistinguishable from that of cenea in most gene-complexes.
In the populations on Mount Kulal and Mount Marsabit there are special modifiers
...
D. C.) International Congress of Zoology (16th : 1963 : Washington, 1963
2
Actions of Radiations on Living Cells
If a female is heterozygous for the wild- type allelomorph and a recessive
allelomorph of a sex-linked gene, the phenotypical appearance will be wild type.
If a male, however, carries the recessive allelomorph of a sex -linked gene it will
show ...
3
Sex-Linked Inheritance in Drosophila
Calvin Blackman Bridges. loss that acts as an allelomorph to the other loss. This
is obviously absurd unless a different idea from the one usually promulgated in
regard to "absence" is held.
4
A Textbook of Biotechnology Vol-I
(i) Dominant Epistasis. When amongst two genes, an allelomorph of one gene
performs in the function of a dominant allelomorph inhibits the eifect of another
allelomorph then it is called as Dominant allelomorph. Example 1 : White colour
of ...
5
Encyclopedia of Public Health. 2 Vol.
Synonyms Allelomorph Definition Diploidorganismslike humanscarrytwo
copiesof each autosomal chromosome (paired homologous chromosomes) and
thus, also two copies of every autosomal gene. One of the paired chromosomes (
one of ...
6
Science as a Way of Knowing: The Foundations of Modern Biology
A mutant factor is located at a definite point in a particular chromosome; its
normal allelomorph is supposed to occupy a corresponding position (locus) in
the homologous chromosome. If another mutation occurs at the same place, the
new ...
7
The Virus Diseases of the Rice Plant: Proceedings of a ...
70 (R) * Observed value. b Expected value where Sh, Sh, and Stt are
independent. c Expected value where Sh is complementary gene with Sh and Sit,
and St3 is an allelomorph of Sh. d Significant at 1 per cent level. 46 of 154
individuals, but, ...
8
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
2. also called allelomorph. One of two or more contrasting characteristics
transmitted by alternative forms of a gene. —allelic, adj. allelo-, combining form
meaning 'another': allelocatalysis, allelomorph. allelomorph. See allele. Allen-
Doisy test ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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A Dictionary of Genetics
allelomorph 1 3 -CHS CH, -c= o II CH-C-O-CH, hydrocarbon by removal of one
atom of hydrogen. Named by replacing the ending -ane of the hydrocarbon with -
yl (e.g., methane becomes meth}>/). allantois a saclike outgrowth of the ventral ...
Robert C. King, William D. Stansfield, 1997
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Science as a Process: An Evolutionary Account of the Social ...
Term-tokens themselves change in replication sequences, e.g., sequences of
allelomorph-allelomorph-allelomorph gave way to allele-allele-allele. This sort of
transition is the subject matter of historical linguists. Term-tokens also change the
...
