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A special case of [[paralog|paralogy]] resulting from [[polyploidy]]. Hom'''e'''olog should not be confused with [[homolog]]. Homeologous chromosomes are created through chromosome duplication events, specifically with meiosis I and [[polyploidy]]. Homeologous is often used in plant comparative genomics due to rampant and repeated paleo-polyploidy events that have been detected in all sequenced angiosperm genomes to date. | A special case of [[paralog|paralogy]] resulting from [[polyploidy]]. Hom'''e'''olog should not be confused with [[homolog]]. Homeologous chromosomes are created through chromosome duplication events, specifically with meiosis I and [[polyploidy]]. Homeologous is often used in plant comparative genomics due to rampant and repeated paleo-polyploidy events that have been detected in all sequenced angiosperm genomes to date. | ||
Synonyms for homeolog include: | |||
*Ohnolog | |||
*Paleolog | |||
*Syntenic paralog | |||
*Homoeolog | |||
Latest revision as of 05:11, 27 November 2011
A special case of paralogy resulting from polyploidy. Homeolog should not be confused with homolog. Homeologous chromosomes are created through chromosome duplication events, specifically with meiosis I and polyploidy. Homeologous is often used in plant comparative genomics due to rampant and repeated paleo-polyploidy events that have been detected in all sequenced angiosperm genomes to date.
Synonyms for homeolog include:
- Ohnolog
- Paleolog
- Syntenic paralog
- Homoeolog