| random c. |
a term used to refer to any protein secondary structure that does not have a regular repetitive pattern, e.g., α-helix or β-sheet.
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| random e. |
indefiniteness or error in a measurement process that varies unsystematically or unpredictably from measurement to measurement; its magnitude may be quantifiable by statistical methods.
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| random genetic d. |
see drift (def. 2).
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| random m. |
mating in which any sperm (or any pollen grain) has an equal chance of fertilizing any egg; thus for any one genotype at any one locus there is a purely random probability of combining with any other genotype at that locus. Called also panmixis.
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| random pattern f. |
a flap whose blood supply is derived from multiple vessels of the dermal and subdermal vascular plexuses rather than from a specific artery. Cf. axial pattern f.
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