Intergenic regions. DNA sequences located between genes that comprise a large percentage of the human genome with no known function.
Introgression. Backcrossing of hybrids of two plant populations to introduce new genes into a wild population.
Intergenic region
see intergenic DNA
Related Terms:
Intergenic DNA
Any of the DNA sequences flanking the eukaryotic genes at 3' and/or 5'. The sequences are transcribed but function is unclear.
We have developed technologies for annotating genome sequences, including intergenic regions and regulon/operon comparisons.
Intergenic regions may overlap with genic regions on the complement strand. Intergenic region include sequences upstream and downstream of experimentally determined 5' and 3' UTRs.
IMAGE cDNA clones
Illumina Methylation Assay
Immortal DNA strand hypothesis
In vivo selection of an entire exon
Inchrosil
Intergenic region
Internal transcribed spacer
Intron
Isochore (genetics) ...
of 200-500 kb are linked to sequences which allow them to propagate in yeast as a mini-chromosome (including telomeres, a centromere and an ARS - an autonomous replication sequence). This technique is used to clone large genes and intergenic regions, ...
 See also: Intergenic, DNA, Sequence, Trans, Nucleotide
  
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