Similar words: analogous, homozygous, entomology, entomologist, entomological, cosmology, etymology, seismology. Meaning: [hə'mɑləgəs /-'mɒ-] adj. 1. having the same evolutionary origin but serving different functions 2. corresponding or similar in position or structure or function or characteristics; especially derived from an organism of the same species.
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(91) So the female silkworm moth powder may have the homologous estrogen biologic character.
(92) According to Jiang Mingqian's homologous linear rule, the linear equation between the values of the migration parameter of homologues and homologous factor is derived.
(93) The added 6VS univalent suppresses wheat homologous chromosome pairing, leading to the increase of wheat univalent , which is also relative to the interaction between wheat genetic backgrounds.
(94) A detailed study by means of quantum mechanics CNDO/S on the UV spectrum of olefin hydrocarbon homologous compound has been made.
(95) Diakinesis bivalents end of some of the homologous chromosomes together only at the end.
(96) Dog probes specific for the 38 automates delineated 71 homologous segments in the metaphase chromosomes of red panda.
(97) Genetics: a characteristic resulting from the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes during meiosis.
(98) Homologous system structure and development method also Be renewing and changing constantly.
(99) Emphasized to discuss the education to consume to gather and homologous some properties,[www.Sentencedict.com] and deduce the matrix of a wealth effect and the price effect to mean.
(100) Each type evokes antibodies which protect against the homologous, but not heterologous virus.
(101) The avirulence gene fragment is homologous in all races of the pathogen of Xoo.
(102) D5 is homologous with M-CK gene (muscle creatine kinase) and located at Gallus gallus chromos 32 bye-PCR on NCBI.
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