translocations
Genetic segment swaps
Translocations are movements from one location to another.
In genetics, a translocation is a chromosomal abnormality where a segment of one chromosome breaks off and attaches to another: The test revealed a translocation between chromosomes 9 and 22.
In botany, translocation refers to the transport of nutrients through plant tissues.
In ecology, it describes relocating species to new habitats for conservation purposes.
DNA strand carrying genes
- rearrangementAltered ordering of elements
- reciprocalShared between two parties
- nonreciprocalNot mutually returned
- breakpointCode execution pause marker
fusion · karyotype · cytogenetics · oncogene · deletion · insertion · duplication · inversion
People seeking safety elsewhere
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- deporteesThose legally removed
- evacueesPeople removed from danger
- resettlementReestablishing in new place
repatriation · exile · expulsion · statelessness · humanitarian · UNHCR · fleeing · homeland
chromosome
DNA strand carrying genes
- rearrangementAltered ordering of elements
- reciprocalShared between two parties
- nonreciprocalNot mutually returned
breakpoint · fusion · karyotype · cytogenetics · oncogene · deletion · insertion · duplication · inversion · mutation
refugees
People seeking safety elsewhere
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- deporteesThose legally removed
- evacueesPeople removed from danger
resettlement · repatriation · exile · expulsion · statelessness · humanitarian · UNHCR · fleeing · homeland · uprooting
moving
Emotionally affecting
housewarming · realtor · lease · rental · tenant · belongings · furniture · movers · storage · downsizing
- Genome Instabilitymutation, mutations, DNA damage, deletions, insertions
- radiobiologyradiobiology, DNA damage, mutations, ionizing radiation, cell damage
- Genetic Mutationsmutations, point mutation, mutagenesis, gene mutation, nonsense
translocationsdeletions
Acts of removing content
duplications · insertions · inversions · substitutions · amplifications
translocationsfixations
Persistent mental attachments
immobilizations · stasis · stabilizations · retention · retentions
translocationssequestration
Act of setting apart
retentions · retention · sequestrations · accumulation · localizations