маркер

маркер

A piece of DNA that lies on a chromosome so close to a gene that the marker and the gene are inherited together. A marker is thus an identifiable heritable spot on a chromosome. A marker can be an expressed region of DNA (a gene) or a segment of DNA with no known coding function. All that matters is that the marker can be detected and trailed.

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Archaeology; Human evolution

See genetic marker.

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Fitness; Weight loss

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Fitness; Weight loss

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Fitness; Weight loss

These are natural substances that are needed for the body to grown and for the upkeep of the functions of the body.

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