Molecular Biology Dictionary,Defintion,Meaning,What is Incomplete Dominance, Inheritance, Independent assortment, Indehiscent

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Your Ad Here	Incomplete digest. See partial digest. Incomplete dominance A type of gene action in which heterozygotes have a phenotype that is distinctly different from, and intermediate to, the homozygous phenotypes. See heterozygote; phenotype Incomplete penetrance When some individuals in a population have a specific genotype that causes an abnormality but are not affected.
Indehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that does not open to release its seeds or spores when ripe. Independent assortment The random distribution of allele (from different loci) to the gametes that occurs when genes are located in different chromosomes or far apart on large chromosomes. The distribution of alleles at one locus is independent of other the distribution of alleles at another locus. cf linkage. Indeterminate growth 1. Unlimited growth potential for a definite or indefinite period. Some apical meristems can produce unrestricted number of lateral organs. 2. In legumes, used to describe plant architecture.
Indirect embryogenesis Embryo formation on callus tissue derived from zygotic or somatic embryos, seedling plant or other tissues in culture cf direct embryogenesis. Indirect organogenesis Organ formation on callus tissues derived from explants. inducer A low molecular weight compound or a physical agent that is bound by a repressor so as to produce a complex that can no longer bind to the operator; thus, the presence of the inducer turns on the expression of the gene(s) controlled by the operator.	Your Ad Here
Inducible A gene or gene product is said to be inducible if its transcription or synthesis is increased by exposure of the cells to an effector. Effector are usually small molecules whose effects are specific to particular operons or groups of genes. See constitutive. Inducible gene A gene that is expressed only in the presence of a specific metabolite, the inducer. Induction (L. inducere, to lead in) Act or process of causing to occur; process whereby a cell or tissue influences neighbouring cells or tissues. Turning on transcription of a specific gene or operon. Getting an organism to make a protein by exposing it to some stimulus induction media 1. Media used to induce the formation of organs or other structures. 2. Medi causing variation or mutation in the tissues exposed to it.
Your Ad Here	Inembryonation See artificial inembryonation. I/E region See integration excision region. Inheritance The transmission of particular characteristics and/or genes from generation to generation. Initial Noun: Cells in a meristem that remain permanently meristematic and form tissues of particular structure and function.

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Molecular Biology Dictionary Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Incomplete Dominance - Inheritance Initiation Codon, Initiator - In situ Conservation In situ Conservation of Farm Animal Genetic Diversity - Interference Intergeneric - Intron, Intervening Sequence Intron - In vivo In vivo Gene Therapy - IVM (In vitro Maturation) Joining Segment - Juvenile in vitro Embryo Technology - JIVT, JIVET Kanamycin - Kinetosome Kinin - Knock out Experiment Lag Phase - Lattice Parameter Layering - Library Genome Ligase - Linearized Vector (Ligation) LINEs (Long Interspersed Nuclear Elements - Lipofection Lipoprotein Liposome - Lod Score Long Day Plant - Lysogeny Lysozyme - Lytic Cycle M13 Strand - Map