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Your Ad Here	Artificial insemination The deposition of semen, using a syringe, at the mouth of the uterus to make conception possible. It is used in the breeding of domestic animals. Artificial medium See culture medium. Artificial seed Encapsulated or coated somatic embryos (embryoids) that are planted and treated like seed.
Artificial selection The practice of choosing individuals from a population for reproduction, usually because these or more desirable traits. ASA See allele-specific amplification.
Ascospore One of the spores contained in the ascus (q.v) of certain fungi. Ascus (pI: asci) Reproductive sac in the sexual: stage of a type of fungi (Ascomycetes) in which ascospore are produced. Asexual (Gr. a, without + L. sexualis, sexual) Any type of reproduction not involving meiosis or the union of gametes.	Your Ad Here
Asexual embryogenesis The sequence of events whereby embryos develop from somatic cells. a.k.a. somatic cell embryogenesis. Asexual propagation Vegetative, somatic, non-sexual reproduction of a plant without fertilization. cf apomixis. Asexual reproduction Reproduction that does not involve the formation and union of gametes from the different sexes or mating types. It occurs mainly in lower animals, micro-organisms and plants. In plants, asexual reproduction is by vegetative propagation (e.g., bulbs, tubers, corms) and by formation of spores.
Your Ad Here	A-site See aminoacyl site. Asn See asparagine. Asparagine (abbr: A n; C4H8N2O3; f.w,'132.12) One of the 20 essential amino acids. It is occasionaily included in plant tissue culture media as a source of reduced nitrogen. Assay 1. To test or evaluate. 2. The procedure for measuring the quantity of a given substance in a sample (chemically or by other means). 3. The substance to be analysed.

Assortative mating
Mating in which the partners are chosen on the basis of phenotypic similarity.

Assortment
See segregation.

Asynapsis
The failure or partial failure in the pairing of homologous chromosomes during the meiotic prophase.

Atactic
a type of polymer chain configuration wherein side groups are randomly poitioned on one side of the polymer backbone or the other.

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