orthologous genes
1orthologous genes — Genes related by common phylogenetic descent contrast with paralogous genes …
2orthologous genes — genes in different species that are similar in DNA sequence and encode proteins having the same function; they originate from a single ancestral gene that diverged after speciation, e.g., the genes encoding β globin chains in different… …
3Orthologous MAtrix — OMA Content Description orthology inference among 1000 complete genomes. Contact Laboratory ETH Zurich …
4paralogous genes — Genes that result from duplication of existing genes and then divergence of function contrast with orthologous genes …
5orthologous — Homologous genes/gene products that have evolved divergently between species; many rice genes have orthologues in other cereal genomes, because of the common ancestry of cereal species. See: paralogous …
6Pax genes — Paired box (Pax) genes are a family of tissue specific transcription factors containing a paired domain and usually a partial or complete homeodomain. An octapeptide may also be present. Pax proteins are important in early animal development for… …
7paralogous genes — genes in a single species that have similar DNA sequences and encode proteins with similar or related functions; they are likely to have originated from a single ancestral gene, diverging after duplication, e.g., the genes encoding α and… …
8Transfert horizontal de gènes — Arbre phylogénétique du vivant à trois domaines montrant les possibles transferts horizontaux L …
9Homology (biology) — For use of the term homologous in reference to chromosomes, see Homologous chromosomes. The principle of homology: The biological derivation relationship (shown by colors) of the various bones in the forelimbs of four vertebrates is known as… …
10C11orf73 — chromosome 11 open reading frame 73 [[file:|border|250px|alt=]] A Phyre homology model of the human C11orf73 protein.[1] Identifiers Symbols …
