The frequency of a certain biological process in which pieces of homologous chromosomes are exchanged is used to figure out gene linkage maps. What is the name of this process

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The frequency of a certain biological process in which pieces of homologous chromosomes are exchanged is used to figure out gene linkage maps. What is the name of this process

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Recombination/crossing over
Would one of those be the answer you are looking for?

Pradeepradyumna answered Oct 20, 2018

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