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ortholog
or·tho·log or or·tho·logue O5144650 (ôr′thə-lôg′, -lŏg′)n. A homologous gene that is related to those in different organisms by descent from the DNA of a common ancestor and that may or may not have the same function.
[Back-formation from orthologous : ortho- + (homo)logous.]
or·thol′o·gous (-thŏl′ə-gəs) adj.ortholog
ortholog or orthologue (ôr′thə-lôg′, -lŏg′)n. A homologous gene that is related to those in different organisms by descent from the DNA of a common ancestor and that may or may not have the same function.
or·thol′o·gous (-thŏl′ə-gəs) adj.ortholog (ŏr′thō-lŏg″) [″ + (ana)log(ue)] A gene that is shared by members of different species. |