Interchange

Interchange
An exchange of segments between non-homologous chromosomes. In an interchange heterozygote, the chromosomes contributed by one parent have the normal configuration and those contributed by the other parent have the interchange of segments.
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respiration Gaseous interchange between an organism and its surrounding medium. In the cell, the release of energy by the oxidation of food molecules.
respiratory exchange See gas exchange.
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DNA is encoded with four interchangeable "building blocks", called "bases", which can be abbreviated A, T, C, and G; each base "pairs up" with only one other base: A+T, T+A, C+G and G+C; that is, ...
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The terms bioinformatics and computational biology are often used interchangeably, although the former typically focuses on algorithm development and specific computational methods, ...
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Even if the community does not undertake a formal third-party annotation system for the human genome, the value of a standardized format for the interchange of annotations is immeasurable. Several suitable formats are under development.
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The rescue effect definitely adds complexity to the system, but it's very illustrative, in that we can't simply assume that all the species out there in the forest are interchangeable, that they're all performing the same functions.
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Although they share the same chemical formula, they are not interchangeable any more than a left-hand glove is interchangeable with right-hand glove.
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in biology, conjugation is sexual reproduction involving interchange of DNA between cells, rather than their fusion. Various forms of conjugation exist in different groups, such as bacteria (see bacterial conjugation) and ciliates.
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Because a hydrogen atom normally has only one electron and one proton, a hydrogen ion is a proton. The words "hydrogen ion" and "proton" can therefore be used interchangeably. The word "proton" can be abbreviated "H+." ...
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