genetic markera single
gene trait used to follow the
transmission of
chromosomes or other
traits in a
matingSource: Jenkins, John B. 1990.
Human Genetics, 2nd Edition. New York: Harper & Row ...
Full article >>>allele,
DNA marker or cyto
genetic marker used as an experimental
probe to keep track of an individual, a
tissue, a
cell, a
nucleus, a
chromosome, or a
gene.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ...
Full article >>>Dr. Robert Nussbaum, of the National
Human Genome Research Institute's Laboratory of
Genetic Disease Research, defines
genetic marker.
related
terms:
chromosome,
deoxyribonucleic acid (
DNA),
gene, inherited ...
Full article >>>Genetic marker A
gene or other identifiable portion of
DNA whose
inheritance can be followed.
See also:
chromosome,
DNA,
gene, inherit
Genetic material See:
genome ...
Full article >>>Genetic marker A
locus that has a useful
phenotype which can be used for genetic
selections or screens.
Genetic
polymorphism The existence of two or more genetically different
classes within a
population.
Full article >>>Genetic marker. A
gene or group of genes used to "mark" or track the
action of
microbes.
Genome. The genetic
complement contained in the
chromosomes of a given
organism, usually the
haploid chromosome state.
Full article >>>Genetic marker: A known
site on the
chromosome. It might for example be the
site of a
locus with some recognizable
phenotype, or it may be the
site of a
polymorphism that can be experimentally discerned. See '
Microsatellite', 'SNP', 'Genotyping'.
Full article >>>2]
Genetic marker: An identifiable physical location on a
chromosome (e.g.,
restriction enzyme cutting
site,
gene) whose
inheritance can be monitored.
Full article >>>Linkage of
genetic markers during conjugal
transfer in
bacteria can be used to construct
genetic maps.
Facts ...
Full article >>>minisatellite,
genetic marker, mobile element,
transposon, short interspersed repetitive element,
long interspersed repetitive element, junk
DNA, variable number tandem
repeats, short tandem
repeats, Tri
nucleotide repeat disorders
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Full article >>>(See
Mapping.)
Genetic marker. A
gene or group of genes used to "mark" or track the
action of
microbes.
Genome. The genetic
complement contained in the
chromosomes of a given
organism, usually the
haploid chromosome state.
Genomic library.
Full article >>>Other
genetic markers allowed him to identify
hybrids. The two varieties were
planted in a common field. Any
plant's nearest neighbors were always
plants of the other
strain.
Full article >>>One of the things that you can do when you're studying differences between
populations is to look at variable regions for these SNP's and other
genetic markers in various genes, and in the
mitochondrial
genome as well.
Full article >>>A set of closely linked
genetic markers present on one
chromosome which tend to be inherited together (not easily separable by
recombination). Some
haplotypes may be in
linkage disequilibrium.
Full article >>>When the observed frequencies of
haplotypes in a
population does not agree with
haplotype frequencies predicted by multiplying together the frequency of individual
genetic markers in each
haplotype.
Full article >>>An
ordered list of genetic
loci (genes or other
genetic markers) along a
chromosome.
genetic recombinationThe general term for the production of
offspring that combine
traits of the two parents.
Full article >>>Short, tandem
repeats that are useful as
genetic markers See also
PCR Glossary.
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Full article >>>The
classification of
species has been profoundly affected by technological advances that have allowed researchers to determine relatedness based on
genetic markers.
Full article >>>The unfortunate use of ‘
carrier' to describe
individuals
positive for a
genetic marker is wrong, and the use of ‘
carrier frequency' in that context should be replaced by ‘
marker frequency'.
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