telomere /telo·mere/ (tel´o-mēr) an extremity of a chromosome, which has specific properties, one of which is a polarity that prevents reunion with any fragment after a chromosome has been broken.
telomere
telomere [tel´o-mēr]
tel·o·mere (t l  -mîr , t l-)n. Either end of a chromosome; a terminal chromosome. |
telomere
[tel′ō·mēr]
either of the ends of a chromosome, which possess special properties, among them a polarity that prevents their reunion with any fragment after a chromosome has been broken.
telomere [tel´o-mēr]
an extremity of a chromosome, which has specific properties, one of which is a polarity that prevents reunion with any fragment after a chromosome has been broken.
telomere
an extremity of a chromosome, which has specific properties, one of which is a polarity that prevents reunion with any fragment after a chromosome has been broken.
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