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Segmentierungsgen

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seg·men·ta·tion [ˌsegmenˈteɪʃən] N no pl

segmentation
Segmentierung f <-, -en> form
segmentation BIOL
Zellteilung f <-, -en>

I. gene [ʤi:n] N

gene
Gen nt <-s, -e>
defective gene
beschädigtes [o. krankhaft verändertes] Gen

II. gene [ʤi:n] N modifier

gene
Gen-
gene test
Gentest m <-(e)s, -s>

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

segmentation N MKTG

segmentation (Aufgliederung des Marktes)
Segmentierung f

Klett Biology Glossary

segmentation gene N

segmentation gene
Segmentierungsgen

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Presumably, then, they involve segmentation genes, the same ones that determine fundamental stages in an organism's development.
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The segmentation genes specify 14 "parasegments" that are closely related to the final anatomical segments.
en.wikipedia.org
The segmentation genes are embryonically expressed genes that specify the numbers, size and polarity of the segments.
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The transcription factors that are coded for by segmentation genes regulate yet another family of developmental control genes, the homeotic selector genes.
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The segmentation gene paired (shown in green) is turned on during the transition.
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