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Chromosomal Inversion Process

Known as: Chromosomal Inversion 
Any type of genetic recombination involving rearrangement of segments of DNA within a single chromosome, such that a segment of the chromosome is… 
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2014
2014
Anàlisi multilocus del polimorfisme nucleotídic al llarg del cromosoma J de Drosophila subobscura
La historia evolutiva de les especies queda impresa d’alguna manera en el seu genoma a nivell de les sequencies nucleotidiques. L… 
1994
1994
First evidence for homologous recombination-mediated large DNA inversion on the Bacillus subtilis 168 chromosome.
A Bacillus subtilis 168 strain carrying an inversion of about 1600 kb-long chromosomal DNA was isolated. Physical and genetic… 
1989
1989
Organization and orientation of a human T cell receptor δ chain V gene segment that suggests an inversion mechanism is utilized in its rearrangement
A human T cell receptor (TcR) δ chain variable region segment, Vδ3, has been mapped 2 kilobases 3′ to the constant (Cδ) gene. The… 
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