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homologous chromosome chromosomes having the same size, shape, binding pattern, and array of genes; DNA coding for hair color in the allele from your mother is homologous to DNA coding for hair color in the corresponding allele from your father.
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homologous As applied to proteins, a sequence/structure whose resemblance to a previously characterized sequence is strong enough to suggest a common genetic ancestry. In molecular biology, often "homologous" is used loosely to mean similar, regardless of genetic relationship.
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homologous series A series of similar organic compounds, differing only in that the next higher member of the series has an additional CH2 group (one carbon atom and two hydrogen atoms) in its molecular structure. Fuel oils are characterised by the presence of an identifiable homologous series of normal alkanes.
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homologous Matched (usually of a pair of chromosomes) .
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homologous artificial insemination ABBR: AIH. Artificial insemination in which the semen is obtained from the husband or partner.
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