Definition: Euhomeric chromosome is a term used in genetics and biology to describe a specific type of genetic material that is present only on one sex. This type of chromosome has been identified as having two copies, each with its own set of genes. Euhomeric chromosomes are often found in organisms with a single dominant gene, such as humans or dogs, but can also occur in individuals with two different genes from the same family. Euhomeric chromosomes are particularly important for understanding genetic disorders and
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