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retrocopy

Terms vs Retrocopy - What's the difference?

terms | retrocopy |


As nouns the difference between terms and retrocopy

is that terms is while retrocopy is (genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns.

Retrocopy vs Retropseudogene - What's the difference?

retrocopy | retropseudogene |


In genetics|lang=en terms the difference between retrocopy and retropseudogene

is that retrocopy is (genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns while retropseudogene is (genetics) a decayed retrocopy.

As nouns the difference between retrocopy and retropseudogene

is that retrocopy is (genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns while retropseudogene is (genetics) a decayed retrocopy.

Intron vs Retrocopy - What's the difference?

intron | retrocopy |


As nouns the difference between intron and retrocopy

is that intron is (label) (portion of a split gene that is included in pre-rna transcripts but is removed during rna processing) while retrocopy is (genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns.

Mrna vs Retrocopy - What's the difference?

mrna | retrocopy |


As an initialism mrna

is (biochemistry) messenger rna.

As a noun retrocopy is

(genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns.

Retrogene vs Retrocopy - What's the difference?

retrogene | retrocopy |


In genetics|lang=en terms the difference between retrogene and retrocopy

is that retrogene is (genetics) a dna gene copied back from rna by reverse transcription while retrocopy is (genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns.

As nouns the difference between retrogene and retrocopy

is that retrogene is (genetics) a dna gene copied back from rna by reverse transcription while retrocopy is (genetics) a retrogene, copied from mrna, that has lost all introns.