recombination event
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrecombinationandevent
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recombination
noun[C or U]
uk/ˌriː.kɒm.bɪˈneɪ.ʃən/us/ˌri.kɑːm.bəˈneɪ.ʃən/
the process of creating new combinations of genes with characteristics different from those in ...
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event
noun[C]
uk/ɪˈvent/us/ɪˈvent/
anything that happens, especially something important ...
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In the simulations reported below, individuals consist of 7 chromosomes, each experiencing an average of 1recombinationeventper chromosome.
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We obtained 32 recombinant lines, each occurring from a singlerecombinationevent, over a total of 30000 observed individuals.
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Mitotic recombination may result in loss of heterozygosity for all markers distal to therecombinationevent.
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The original mutant structure is present in another spore, which shows that this allele served as donor in the inter-allelicrecombinationevent.
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This pattern can only be explained by arecombinationeventin the history of the sample, or recurrent mutation.
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Offspring are grouped by paternal multi-marker haplotype with haplotypes differing in the location of therecombinationevent.
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Since each ionization orrecombinationeventresults in the creation or loss respectively of one electron-ion pair, the continuity source terms should scale identically for both electrons and ions.
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Similarly, for substitution mapping only those sons which are informative at both markers of a subinterval should be classified as having or not having arecombinationeventin that sub-interval.
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Should the mitoticrecombinationeventoccur at the 1-cell stage zygote, embryonic development will originate from two genetically distinct cell populations that are either homozygous wild-type or homozygous recessive.
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These results could be extended to arbitrary linear maps, because all that matters is the chance of arecombinationeventthat dissociates the marker from some set of loci.
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A geneticrecombinationeventknown as crossing over can result in karyotypes that do not match their phenotypic expression.
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The products of therecombinationeventdepend on the relative orientation of these asymmetric sequences.
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In genetic mapping, the probability of arecombinationeventbetween two genetic loci on the same chromosome is directly proportional to the distance between them.
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Revertant somatic mosaicism is a rarerecombinationeventin which there is a spontaneous correction of a mutant, pathogenic allele.
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Under the infinite-sites assumption (i.e. repeat mutations have zero probability), the probability of a repeat mutation is zero, and hence arecombinationeventis inferred.
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The hallmark of the phages' genome structure is genetic mosaicism, reflecting non-homologous recombination events in their ancestry.
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During this time, however, the vast majority of recombination events will have occurred.
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Since both parental lineages were homozygous at one locus or the other, recombination events that could have occurred during oogenesis remained undetectable.
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Pooling both parents, a total of 5.5 recombination events are thus expected in this region, whereas none was observed.
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