Heteroduplex

When, in Ascobolus, heteroduplexes contain non-matched bases due to mutagen-caused deletions (EMS) or insertions (ICR), the dominance of wild type or mutant alleles after post-meiotic segregation depends on the type of mutation.
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Duplex DNA formed by strands from different sources, referred to as a heteroduplex, will have loops and bubbles in regions where the two DNAs differ.
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Heteroduplex analysis
The study of the mobilities of heteroduplex DNA under polyacrilamide gel electrophoresis. The reduced mobility of heteroduplex DNA compared with homoduplex DNA is proportional to the degree of divergence of the sequences.
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Heteroduplex DNA
A double-stranded DNA molecule formed by annealing complementary (or partially complementary) single-stranded DNA from two different sources.
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Heteroduplex Dna: Generated by base pairing between complementary single strands derived from different parental duplex molecules; ...
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By forming heteroduplexes between sequenced and test molecules, deletions, substitutions, and perhaps even point mutations, can be imaged and precisely located by AFM.
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Heteroduplex. A double-stranded DNA molecule or DNA-RNA hybrid, where each strand is of a different origin. Heterogeneous nuclear RNA (hnRNA).
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heteroduplex DNA Duplex DNA containing complementary strands derived from two different DNA molecules with similar or partially identical sequences. Sometimes from two unmanipulated species, other times a gene has been modified and reintroduced.
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Heteroduplex DNA Heteroplasmy HeterotrophicRequiring a supply of organic compounds (food) from the environment. [ More ] HeterozygousHaving two different alleles (e.g., A and a) at the corresponding gene loci on homologous chromosomes.
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