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- Homoplasmy abstract "Homoplasmy is a term used in genetics to describe a eukaryotic cell whose copies of mtDNA are all identical. Homoplasmic mtDNA copies may be normal or mutated. Most mutations are heteroplasmic - only occurring in some copies of mtDNA - but it has been discovered that homoplasmic mtDNA mutations may be found in human tumours.The term may also refer to uniformity of plant plastid DNA, whether occurring naturally or otherwise.".
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- Homoplasmy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mutation.
- Homoplasmy wikiPageWikiLink Genetics.
- Homoplasmy wikiPageWikiLink Heteroplasmy.
- Homoplasmy wikiPageWikiLink Microheteroplasmy.
- Homoplasmy wikiPageWikiLink Plastid.
- Homoplasmy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Homoplasmy".
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- Homoplasmy comment "Homoplasmy is a term used in genetics to describe a eukaryotic cell whose copies of mtDNA are all identical. Homoplasmic mtDNA copies may be normal or mutated. Most mutations are heteroplasmic - only occurring in some copies of mtDNA - but it has been discovered that homoplasmic mtDNA mutations may be found in human tumours.The term may also refer to uniformity of plant plastid DNA, whether occurring naturally or otherwise.".
- Homoplasmy label "Homoplasmy".
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- Homoplasmy isPrimaryTopicOf Homoplasmy.