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exogenote
exogenote[‚ek′säj·ə‚nōt] (genetics) The genetic fragment transferred from the donor to the recipient cell during the process of recombination in bacteria. exogenote
ex·o·ge·note (ek'sō-jē'nōt), In microbial genetics, the fragment of genetic material that has been transferred from a donor to the recipient and, being homologous for a region of the recipient's original genome (endogenote), produces in the homologous region a condition analogous to diploidy. [exo + genote] |