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Transvection may
refer to:
Transvection (flying)
Transvection (genetics) The
creation of a
transvectant in
invariant theory A
shear mapping in linear...
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Transvection is an
epigenetic phenomenon that
results from an
interaction between an
allele on one
chromosome and the
corresponding allele on the homologous...
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Levitation or
transvection, in the
paranormal or
religious context, is the
claimed ability to
raise a
human body or
other object into the air by mystical...
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called shear transformation,
transvection, or just shearing. The
transformations can be
applied with a
shear matrix or
transvection, an
elementary matrix that...
- must be a root of
unity in the
field K. It is
possible that r = 1 (see
Transvections). Let p be the
characteristic of the
field K. If the
order of g is coprime...
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homology between chromosomes plays a role. Her
studies have
explored transvection in genetics, polycomb-group genes,
chromatin pairing and remodeling,...
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group generated by
transvections.
These are both
subgroups of SL {\displaystyle \operatorname {SL} } (
transvections have
determinant 1, and det...
- Two mutations, for example,
could be
synthetically dominant negative.
Transvection is
another instance, in
which a
heterozygous combination of two alleles...
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Invisibility – The
ability to turn
oneself invisible.
Levitation or
transvection – The
ability to
float or fly by
mystical means.[page needed] Materialization...
- the
homologous pairing supports a gene
regulatory phenomenon called transvection in
which an
allele on one
chromosome affects the
expression of the homologous...
