| homologue | <genetics> One member of a related pair of human chromosomes. (14 Nov 1997) |
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Sequences or structures that are related to each other by descent from a common ancestral sequence or structure are homologues. All members of a gene family are homologues, by definition.
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A homologous structure.
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A member of a pair of homologous chromosomes.
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One of a pair of chromosomes having corresponding loci.
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homologous: Used by geneticists in two different senses: (1) one member of a chromosome pair in diploid organisms, and (2) a gene from one species - -for example, the mouse - -that has a common origin and functions the same as a gene from another species -- for example, humans, Drosophila, or yeast. [NHLBI] Related terms lateral genomics, ortholog, orthologous, paralog, paralogous, synologous, xenolog, xenologous; Structural genomics glossary homology modeling
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