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segregation /seg·re·ga·tion/ (seg″rĕ-ga´shun)

1. the separation of allelic genes during meiosis as homologous chromosomes begin to migrate toward opposite poles of the cell, so that eventually the members of each pair of allelic genes go to separate gametes.

2. the separation of different elements of a population.

3. the progressive restriction of potencies in the zygote to the various regions of the forming embryo.

seg·re·ga·tion (s

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1. The removal of certain parts or segments from a whole or mass.

2. The separation of paired alleles especially during meiosis, so that the members of each pair of alleles appear in different gametes.

segregation,

the separation of paired alleles during meiosis so that members of each pair of alleles appear in different gametes. See also Mendel's laws.

segregation [seg″rĕ-ga´shun]

the separation of allelic genes during meiosis as homologous chromosomes begin to migrate toward opposite poles of the cell, so that eventually the members of each pair of allelic genes go to separate gametes.

segregation

adjacent segregation

during meiosis adjacent centromeres segregate together.

alternate segregation

when diagonally opposite centromeres segregate together.

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all-or-none law
atrial dissociation
atrioventricular dissociation
Boyle's law
Burkholderia cepacia
Charles' law
Dalton's law
dissociation
dominance
electromechanical dissociation
Hellin's law
Henry's law
law
law of dominance
law of independent assortment
law of segregation
Law of similars
Mendel's law
Mendel's laws

at the President, has an unpleasant history as an aide to a segregationist politician and defended the flying of a Confederate flag stained by the blood of slaves.

A race row won't help by The Mirror (London, England)

The racist, Jim Crow, segregationist "one-drop rule" didn't make sense then and doesn't now.

Tasteless comedy by Pigut, Ed / Black Enterprise

com Part of the "New Perspectives on the History of the South" series, Black Manhood and Community Building in North Carolina 1900-1930 is a close look at the role of black men in resisting racial oppression in North Carolina during the beginning of the twentieth century--a time notorious for use of poll taxes, literacy tests, and the grandfather clause to deny black men the right to vote, as well as segregationist Jim Crow laws.

Black Manhood and Community Building in North Carolina 1900-1930 by Internet Bookwatch

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