homologous
होमोलोगौस
definition
adjective
The Portuguese Society of Plant Physiology, in collaboration with the Spanish homologous society, is organizing the 9th Luso-Spanish Plant Physiology Congress and the 16th Meeting of the Spanish Society of Plant Physiology.
having the same relation, relative position, or structure, in particular.
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Chemically they are classed as alcohols, which are representative of a 'homologous' series.
Pairing is an essential step in organizing and properly distributing 'homologous' chromosomes during meiosis.
Such 'homologous' series can provide the basis for a rational classification of sulfosalts.
Moreover, the level of amino acid sequence divergence between 'homologous' proteins is relatively low, allowing us to gauge the patterns of amino acid substitution.
Because of these regularities, the members of each group are known as a 'homologous' series.
Structures normally found at the nonmutant leaf edge are absent from the affected region of the mutant leaf and leaf 'homologous' organs.
It's a 'homologous' structure found in both fish and tetrapods.
Adaptationist arguments are essential because they suggest the function of 'homologous' and analogous physiological structures.
The swim bladder is 'homologous' to the lungs of tetrapods.
One approach to analyzing the contributions of the factors controlling binding is to compare binding of a series of 'homologous' compounds.
The Portuguese Society of Plant Physiology, in collaboration with the Spanish 'homologous' society, is organizing the 9th Luso-Spanish Plant Physiology Congress and the 16th Meeting of the Spanish Society of Plant Physiology.
This interaction is thought to be necessary for the proper pairing and segregation of 'homologous' chromosomes during the first meiotic division.
Pairing of 'homologous' chromosomes is confirmed in the mutant strain.
The effort, in part, is to determine whether academic institutions are 'homologous' with organizations in other fields.
Crossing over ensures segregation of 'homologous' chromosomes in meiosis I.
In certain primal traditions, the maze or labyrinth played a 'homologous' role to that of the sacred wilderness area - in fact, the two may have been indistinguishable.
During prophase I of meiosis, 'homologous' chromosomes align, synapse, and cross over.
Could it be that the parathyroid is also derived from a branchial arch, and is therefore 'homologous' with the gills of fish?
Yogic meditation allowed Vedic sages to see in their minds' eyes, the likenesses, 'homologies' and equivalences between the cosmic, the terrestrial and the spiritual.
In my opening post of this series, I discussed the various methods scientists use to distinguish 'homologies' from analogies.
The natural emphasis on discovering commonalities, 'homologies' and analogies that simplify has distracted us from the main result of evolution, which is to create differences.
Whether there's a deeper 'homology' there in terms of the neural structure, I would say it's too early to say.
Actually, the argument is not contradicted by convergences, and the reason the argument is not contradicted is that scientists have reasonable methods for distinguishing between analogies and 'homologies' .
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