Transversion
A transversion is a type of change in the genetic code (mutation). Examples are A C and G T.
A transversion is a type of change in the genetic code (mutation). Examples are A C and G T.
The passage of genetic material from one generation to the next.
A transition is a type of change in the genetic code (mutation). Examples are A G and C T.
The amount of time or number of generations since individuals have shared a common ancestor. Since mutations occur at random, the estimate of the TMRCA is not an exact number (i.e., seven generations) but rather a [...]
The "T" of the four bases that make up DNA. The other bases are adenine (A), cytosine (C), and guanine (G). Thymine always pairs with adenine.
A telomere is the end of a DNA chromosome. Each of our autosomal and sex chromosomes has two telomeres.