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homologue

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homologue /ho·mo·logue/ (hom´ah-log)
1. any homologous organ or part.
2. in chemistry, one of a series of compounds distinguished by addition of a CH2 group in successive members.
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Homologues.

ho·mo·logue or hom·o·log (hm-lôg, hm-)
n.
Something homologous, as an organ or part.

homologue.
See homolog.

homologue
1. any homologous organ or part; that is, structures with a common evolutionary origin but not necessarily with a similar function.
2. in chemistry, one of a series of compounds distinguished by addition of a CH2 group in successive members.


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