Nehomologní
Nehomologní is a Czech term that translates to "non-homologous" in English. It is primarily used in genetics and molecular biology to describe genetic material or structures that do not share a common evolutionary origin or significant sequence similarity. In the context of chromosomes, non-homologous chromosomes are those that differ in their genetic content and are not paired during meiosis.
The concept of homology is fundamental to understanding inheritance and genetic variation. Homologous chromosomes, for instance,
In molecular biology, non-homologous sequences might arise through various evolutionary processes, such as gene duplication followed