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intragenic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Intragenic may
refer to:
Intragenic, a
proposed designation for
genetic modifications which originate...
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phenomenon is
referred to as
intragenic complementation (also
called inter-allelic complementation).
Intragenic complementation appears to be common...
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operative in the
final RNA product. The word
intron is
derived from the term
intragenic region, i.e., a
region inside a gene. The term
intron refers to both the...
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occur if the two
mutations are at
different sites within the same gene (
intragenic complementation), but this
effect is
usually weaker than that of intergenic...
- the
phenomenon is
referred to as
intragenic complementation (also
called inter-allelic complementation).
Intragenic complementation has been demonstrated...
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referred to as
intragenic complementation. In humans,
argininosuccinate lyase (ASL) is a
homotetrameric enzyme that can
undergo intragenic complementation...
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within a gene can be non-additive. In
genetics this is
sometimes called intragenic suppression when one
deleterious mutation can be
compensated for by a...
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dehydrogenase E. coli
alkaline phosphatase, a
dimer enzyme,
exhibits intragenic complementation. That is, when
particular mutant versions of alkaline...
- the
phenomenon is
referred to as
intragenic complementation (also
called inter-allelic complementation).
Intragenic complementation has been demonstrated...
- alone. In such a case, the
phenomenon is
referred to as
intragenic complementation.
Intragenic complementation (also
called inter-allelic complementation)...
