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Huntingtons Disease > Unequal Crossing Over
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Unequal Crossing Over Defined
During meiosis, when the crossing over that takes place between homologous chromosomes is unequal. Instead of entire alleles switching places, only parts of each allele will switch, and these parts are usually unequal in length.
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