whole-genome duplications
whole-genome duplications is the plural of whole-genome duplication.
Meaning of whole-genome duplication
Noun
whole-genome duplication (plural whole-genome duplications, abbreviation WGD)
- A form of polyploidy in which an organism has duplicate copies of its entire genome
Questions about whole-genome duplications
- What is whole-genome duplications the plural of?
- Whole-genome duplications is the plural of whole-genome duplication.
Words near whole-genome duplications in the dictionary
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