Homologue

... has stimulated caspases viral reverse transcriptase when a gene is mutated to stimulate cell division in the homozygous recessive form a cellular homologue of a viral oncogene 2.How do tumor retrovirus promote cancer? they cause the cells to detach from the basement membrane and metastasize they ...

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Is there any chromosome that does not pair with a homologue where recombination could occur? Remember, the question is asking about the child's father's father.

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... or RFLP using hybridization, or RT-PCR with specific probes - but how do you find a brand new gene involved with filiment formation that has no homologue? I think it's something to do with RNA that's made in yeast which isn't making filiments, and comparing it to RNA that's made in yeast which ...

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... classic. Then one can look at the differences of DNA sequences, for example: the closer the species are to one another, the bigger their degree of homologue. Differences in sequences of certain genes, for example, can then be used to evaluate the changes that have been required to, say, make humans ...

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... line up on the equator of the spindle during mitosis/meiosis, do they have to separate first? -- No. They align first, than separate. So that each homologue is on top of each other [on top - I mean from a birds eye view] instead of side by side? -- not sure what is meant here. Are they always side ...

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