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monozygotic twins identical twins formed from one egg.
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monozygotic twins Twins which have been produced by the division of a single zygote. Each twin has an identical genotype. As such, these individuals are often referred to as "identical twins". While each twin begins with the same set of genetic information, the effect of the environment within which each individual grows up can cause differences in how their genetic make-up is expressed.
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monozygotic Derived from a single (mono) egg (zygote). Monozygotic twins form when one fertilised ovum separates into two identical zygotes.
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monozygotic twins Twins conceived from one egg.
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monozygotic Genetically identical twins that originate when a developing embryo divides to form two separate but identical embryos.
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