Definition: Accession refers to a state where an organism has a normal genetic identity, in other words it's a mutation-free or haploid population. The gene pool contains all the alleles that are available in nature. Accession refers to the fact that once a species is established it will not change (haploid) until there is a mutation on some of its genes (normal). In evolutionary biology, accessions can be either: - Purely natural (the organism did not undergo any changes); - Naturalised (the organism underwent some changes but there was no mutation and the gene pool remained unchanged for long enough to allow it to be re-established again). Accession is also a genetic marker that tells us something about the species being studied, which is why accessions are usually used when comparing different populations of interest.

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Definition: Accession means a change in status, status from one state to another; change from being an individual person or group into a unit or corporation.

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Definition: Accession, also known as a translocation, is an abnormal crossing of chromosomes during fertilization that leads to an extra chromosome or set of chromosomes from one egg to another. In this situation, the chromosomal number on the extra chromosome is different than the normal numbers and it can be used in research for studying the origins of the extra chromosome. Accession happens when two cells are fertilized by a sperm, where each cell has its own unique genetic material from a mother's endometrium (gynecological tissue). The extra chromosomes that result from this crossover happen to have their normal numbers and are not present on one another. The extra chromosomes can be used for studies in genetics, which can help understand the origins of genetic variations. Accession is often used in research where it allows scientists to study how chromosomes are transferred between cells during fertilization. It is also used in genetic counseling to identify families with a higher chance of having an affected child due to an extra chromosome.

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Definition: Accession (n.) - The act or process by which a person gains a new, higher status than that of their previous one; it may be attributed to another as well. Definition: An act performed on an individual's birth record or death certificate in order to change their name and place of residence. It is also used in the context of marriage or adoption. Example: She chose a surname and changed her name to Smith so that she could access a higher social status and better opportunities, which led to a career in business. Accession is often associated with the process of gaining new titles or privileges through marriage or adoption, but it can also be used to change one's name for legal reasons.

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Definition: Accessioner (1) is a person who gives birth to or causes an offspring through artificial insemination. (2) Accessioners are usually individuals who use their own sperm, eggs, or embryos to create an embryo that they then transfer into an egg, which in turn develops into a baby. In the context of human reproduction, accessions refer to pregnancies resulting from artificial fertilization. Accessioner can also refer to a medical procedure where an individual’s sperm is transferred into a woman's uterus and the resulting pregnancy results from her own eggs or embryos. Accessions are often performed by gynecologists during fertility treatments. Accessioners have been identified as being involved in many human reproduction techniques, including artificial insemination, assisted reproductive technology (ART), and IVF/IVP. They may also be responsible for introducing genetic material into the offspring of an individual through genetic modification or cloning technologies.

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Definition: Accessioning is the act or process of becoming a member, or having membership in something. In this context, it might refer to joining a club, group, organization, etc. If someone gains access to the club, they become a member.

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Definition: Accessions are words which have been added to the English language or a dialect by an individual, organization, group, etc. The word "accession" refers to a change in name, title, official position, etc. The word 'accession' is derived from Latin and has the root meaning of 'access', which means to open up or make known something, especially if it's important or unusual. For example, the word 'accession' can refer to the process by which a person gains recognition, title, official position, etc. In English, there are several forms of accessions: - In Latin, "accession" means to open up or make known something, especially if it's important or unusual. For example, a "crown" is an English word for "accession". It refers to the crown of a king in England. - Accession can also refer to a change of title or official position in a group or organization. - In some dialects, there may be additional nuances and variations that distinguish one accession from another. For instance, the term 'access' is often used as a verb meaning to open up something for someone else to use it, such as when someone opens a book or draws attention to something they find in their pocket. In summary, accessions are words which have been added to the English language or a dialect by an individual, organization, group, etc. The word 'accession' refers to a change in name, title, official position, etc. There are several forms of accessions: In Latin, "accession" means to open up or make known something, especially if it's important or unusual for example, the term 'access' is often used as a verb meaning to open something for someone else to use it. Accession can also refer to a change of title or official position in a group or organization. In some dialects, there may be additional nuances and variations that distinguish one accession from another.

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