Definitions for "Translocation"
a form of chromosomal aberration in which segments of chromosomes become detached and reunite to other nonhomologous chromosomes.
mutational event in which a break occurs at some point in the sugar-phosphate backbone of the DNA and the piece broken away is reattached on a different chromosome.
(1) In genetics, a rare mutational event that moves a portion of a chromosome to a new location, generally on a nonhomologous chromosome. (2) In vascular plants, movement of solutes in the phloem.
Transfer of sugars or other materials such as 2,4-D from one part to another in plants. (See Systemic.)
The movement of food and other materials within the tissues of a plant. ( BCFT)
Transport of a substance through a plant from the site of absorption to other parts of the plant.
Keywords:  teh, permeation, thru, anion, pore
describes the process of ion transit thru the channel. It is highly dependent upon the driving force for anion permeation and reflects the strength of interaction between teh anion and each binding site. More tightly binding ions have a reduced rate of current flow (conductance) due to longer dwell times at any of several possible binding sites within the pore.
Method by which non-enveloped viruses invade a cell. Method relates to the receptor mediated endocytosis.
Keywords:  evolution, frequent, event, area
a frequent event in this area in the evolution of
The movement of individuals of a species to a new area, usually occuring as part of conservation efforts.
removal of things from one place to another; substitution of one thing for another.
moving an animal from one place to another.
The transfer of a molecule across a membrane.