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homology the state of being homologous. Refers also to homology of base sequences in different DNA molecules and the similarity between antigen and specific antibody. serial homology craniocaudal succession of similar or homologous segments. See also metamere. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| All recent serotine bat specimens clustered with genotype 5 (EBLV1) sequences, and homologies within subgenotypes EBLV1a and EBLV1b were 99. 5 Hip hop remains a largely male-dominated, music-based activity with strong homologies between its four elements. Despite his insistence upon the practical force of ritual, and despite his repeated, if oblique, references to the quite dramatic changes which modernity has wrought in Ban Com Ping, Rhum remains primarily concerned with mapping the structural homologies between domains of the household and the polity, between architecture, ideology, and political order. |
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