Orthology Natural & Formal Sciences Dictionary Definition A type of homology in which genes in different species are related by a speciation event and (typically) derive from the same ancestral gene, often retaining related ancestral function; used here in the strict evolutionary-genomic sense.
Orthology Natural & Formal Sciences Dictionary Definition A type of homology in which genes in different species are related by a speciation event and (typically) derive from the same ancestral gene, often retaining related ancestral function; used here in the strict evolutionary-genomic sense.