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Your Ad Here	M13 A single-stranded DNA bacteriophage used as a vector for DNA sequencing. M13 strand The single-stranded DNA molecule that is present in the infective form of bacteriophage M13. MAB See monoclonal antibody. Macerate To disintegrate tissues to obtain a cell dissociation. Cutting, soaking or enzymatic actions are commonly used.
Macrophages Large, white blood cells that ingest foreign substances and display on their surfaces antigens produced from the foreign substances, to be recognized by other cell of the immune system. Macropropagation Production of plant clones from growing parts. Magnetic field strength The intensity of an externally applied magnetic field.
Magnetic flux density the magnetic field produced in a substance by an external magnetic field. Magnetic induction See Magnetic Flux Density Major histocompatibility antigen A cell-surface macromolecule that allows the immune system to distinguish foreign or “non-self” from “self”. A better term is histoglobulin (See histocompatibility antigen). These are the antigens that must be matched between donors and recipients during organ and tissue transplants to prevent rejection.	Your Ad Here
Major histocompatibility complex The large cluster of genes that encode the major histocompatibility antigens in mammals. Malignant Having the properties of cancerous growth. Mammary glands The milk-producing organs of female mammals, which provide food for the young.
Your Ad Here	Mammary tumours Tumours of the milk glands. Management of farm animal genetic resources In AnGR: The sum total of technical, policy and logistical operations involved in understanding (characterization), using and developing (utilization), maintaining (conservation), accessing, and sharing the benefits of animal genetic resources. (Source: FAO, 1999)

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1. Verb: To determine the relative positions of loci on a DNA molecule. Linkage mapping is done by estimating the offspring of particular matings. The further apart two loci are on a chromosome, the greater will be the frequency of recombination between them up to a maximum of 50%, the situation observed when they are sufficiently far apart on a chromosome that recombinant gametes are as frequent as non-recombinant gametes, or when they are on different chromosomes. Physical mapping is usually performed by the use of in situ hybridisation of cloned DNA fragments to metaphase chromosomes.
2. Noun: A diagram showing the relative positions of, and distances between, loci.

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