Gene-conversion meaning

The unequal segregation of alleles to gametes during meiosis, resulting in gametes containing one allele being more numerous than gametes containing the other allele for certain genes.

The replacement of one part of a chromosome with a copy of the homologous part on the sister chromosome, often as a consequence of DNA repair.

The unequal segregation of alleles to gametes during meiosis, resulting in gametes containing one allele being more numerous than gametes containing the other allele for certain genes.

The replacement of one part of a chromosome with a copy of the homologous part on the sister chromosome, often as a consequence of DNA repair.