Intragenic

Intragenic suppressor
Restoration of partial or complete wild-type phenotype by second mutation in the same gene as a primary mutation which resulted in a negative phenotype.
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A linear designation of mutant sites within a gene, based upon the various frequencies of interallelic (intragenic) recombination.
The DNA sequence of a gene annotated with sites of regulatory elements, introns, exons and mutations.
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1. A linear designation of mutant sites within a gene, based upon the various frequencies of interallelic (intragenic) recombination.
2. The DNA sequence of a gene annotated with sites of regulatory elements, introns, exons and mutations.
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Other presented data showed how intricate estimations of haplotype configurations, regression, and cladistic analyses can lead toward the precise intragenic location of the pathogenic allele and genotype combinations.
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