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Recombination nonreciprocal

HETEROALLELIC DIPLOID A diploid that contains two different mutant alleles of a gene because the mutations are at different sites, a functional (wild-type) allele can be produced from the heteroallelic pair by intragenic (generally nonreciprocal) recombination. [Pg.242]

MITOTIC GENE CONVERSION Nonreciprocal recombination occurring in mitosis. [Pg.245]

In nonreciprocal gene conveision (a class of recombination events not discussed in Chapter 25), netic information is moved from one part of the genome (where it is silent) to another (where it is expressed). Tlie reaction is similar to replicative transposition (see Fig. 25-43). [Pg.1101]

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