Associations to the word «Homolog»
Noun
- Yeast
- Gene
- Protein
- Chromosome
- Subunit
- Budding
- Genes
- Vertebrate
- Human
- Kinase
- Rna
- Hedgehog
- Ionization
- Genome
- Transcription
- Ras
- Signaling
- Locus
- Sorting
- Polymerase
- Mouse
- Spectrometry
- Refinery
- Binding
- Hydrocarbon
- Mrna
- Replication
- Adhesion
- Notch
- Subfamily
- Initiation
- Zinc
- Rp
- Mammal
- Ethyl
- Methanol
- Organism
- Carbon
- Duplication
- Receptor
- Pathway
- Localization
- Homo
- Enzyme
- Cohesion
- Bacterium
- Dna
- Uv
- Nucleotide
- Leukemia
- Synapse
- Domain
- Divergence
- Bind
- Mutation
- Transporter
- Regulator
- Sequence
- Vesicle
- Epstein
- Chromatography
- Shaker
- Distillation
- Petroleum
- Pharmaceutical
- Invertebrate
- Nomenclature
- Characterization
- Matrice
- Differentiation
- Mole
- Vip
- Motif
- Promoter
- Tumor
- Compound
Adjective
Wiktionary
HOMOLOG, noun. Something homologous; a homologous organ or part, chemical compound or a chromosome.
HOMOLOG, noun. (linguistics) A word shared by two languages or dialects.
HOMOLOG, noun. (genetics) One of a group of similar DNA sequences that share a common ancestry.
HOMOLOG, noun. (organic chemistry) A member of a homologous series
Wise words
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