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gene conversion

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gene conversion [′jēn kən‚vər·zhən]
(genetics)
A situation in which gametocytes of an individual that is heterozygous for a pair of alleles undergo meiosis, and the gametes produced are in a 3:1 ratio rather than the expected 2:2 ratio, implying that one allele was converted to the other.


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The 6 alignments were concatenated and tested for the presence of gene conversion by using GENECONV with the "within-group fragments only" option (37).
Cibus' proprietary gene conversion technology, RTDS,( )enables trait development that is quicker to market with less regulatory expense.
vivax in S-type rRNA Genes: Result of a Single-Type Gene Conversion DNA sequence analysis of the cloned 18S rRNA genes from 17 isolates, including 5 of 7 Old World isolates and 5 of 7 New World isolates from infectivity studies, indicated that all strains shared similar sequence types, including 3 types of genomic rRNA genes as we described for the Sal-1 strain (7,8).
 
 
 
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