Homolog

Yeah,until there is a chromosome that does not crossover with its homolog chromosome.But I am afraid there is not a chromosome like this ~

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... the NCBI front page and selecting search: PubMed. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Katow H. Spatio-temporal expression of a Netrin homolog in the sea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus (HpNetrin) during serotonergic axon extension. Int J Dev Biol. 2008;52(8):1077-88. Wilson NH, Key ...

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... 2 sister chromatids. When they split up we call each of them "chromosome". l and X are 1 chromosome. X has dublicated itself thats all. Homologous chromosomes are different from X structure. X does not symbolize homologs. XX or ll can symbolize it. Each chromatid of X is identical. Homolog ...

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... that. sister chromatid= when chromosomes get paired you call one of the pairs (they are exactly the same, copy of each other) sister chromatids. homolog chromosome: one taken from mother and one from father. carries genes for same threads, centromers are at the same position and looks like each ...

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1) Homolog (Homology) 2)Evolution(check 9 letters) 3)Proteomics(check with Proteinomics) None of those seem to work... Maybe the first one -homolog- fits letter wise but that would mean my other answer is wrong. The other was: ...

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