Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Having a chromosome number that is an exact multiple of the haploid number for the species.
- noun An organism having a euploid chromosome number.
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- adjective Of or pertaining to
euploidy - noun Any organism having a
chromosome number that is an exact multiple of thehaploid number for the species.
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Examples
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In 2004, Yamakawa's team found that the expression levels of genes in the trisomic region of MC16 in Ts1Cje mice were increased by 50%, whereas the levels of other genes on other chromosomes or the normal euploid region of MC16 were almost the same as in normal mice1.
innovations-report 2010
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In 2004, Yamakawa's team found that the expression levels of genes in the trisomic region of MC16 in Ts1Cje mice were increased by 50%, whereas the levels of other genes on other chromosomes or the normal euploid region of MC16 were almost the same as in normal mice1.
innovations-report 2010
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In 2004, Yamakawa's team found that the expression levels of genes in the trisomic region of MC16 in Ts1Cje mice were increased by 50%, whereas the levels of other genes on other chromosomes or the normal euploid region of MC16 were almost the same as in normal mice1.
innovations-report 2010
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In 2004, Yamakawa's team found that the expression levels of genes in the trisomic region of MC16 in Ts1Cje mice were increased by 50%, whereas the levels of other genes on other chromosomes or the normal euploid region of MC16 were almost the same as in normal mice1.
innovations-report 2010
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Down syndrome is sufficient to refute this point, since individuals with trisomy 21 can indeed mate with euploid individuals.
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However, pregnancy rates were lower for older patients due to the increased frequency of cycles with no euploid embryos.
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Down syndrome is sufficient to refute this point, since individuals with trisomy 21 can indeed mate with euploid individuals.
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Down syndrome is sufficient to refute this point, since individuals with trisomy 21 can indeed mate with euploid individuals.
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Down syndrome is sufficient to refute this point, since individuals with trisomy 21 can indeed mate with euploid individuals.
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Down syndrome is sufficient to refute this point, since individuals with trisomy 21 can indeed mate with euploid individuals.
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