-
transcriptional promoter. A 5’
trailer sequence, 50–161
nucleotides long
Intergenomic regions between each gene,
which are
three nucleotides long for morbilliviruses...
- the
coevolution of
different loci in a
species through the
process of
intergenomic conflict. This has led to the
proposal that ****ual
antagonistic coevolution...
- to 30.5%. It is
speculated that
intergenomic exchanges, like
crossing over
during meiosis, may play a role.
Intergenomic exchanges are
often lethal due...
-
Transcription terminates at the stem-loop (SL)
structure within the
intergenomic region.
Arenaviruses use a cap
snatching strategy to gain the cap structures...
- (orthology analysis) or
other genomic features in
different organisms.
Intergenomic maps are made to
trace the
evolutionary processes responsible for the...
-
leading to
tetrasomic inheritance (four
chromosomes pairing at meiosis),
intergenomic recombination, and
reduced fertility.[citation needed]
Gametology denotes...
-
reproduction is
clonal Gynogenesis Bogart, J (2009), "An
examination of
intergenomic exchanges in A. laterale-dependent uni****ual
salamanders in the genus...
- PMID 20682056. Bi K,
Bogart JP (2010). "Probing the
meiotic mechanism of
intergenomic exchanges by
genomic in situ
hybridization on
lampbrush chromosomes of...
-
leader sequence) is
between 50 and 161
nucleotides in length.
There are
intergenomic regions between each gene,
which are
usually between 1 and 56 nucleotides...
-
selection and the
evolution of mtDNA-encoded peptides:
evidence for
intergenomic co-adaptation".
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