👉 A homologous line is a type of DNA sequence that contains the same number and types (i.e., nucleotides) as another known DNA sequence. This means that if two different DNA sequences have the same set of nucleotides, they must be homologous to each other. The term "homologous" refers to similarities between two or more genes, where a gene is considered homologous if it contains the same number and types of DNA bases as another known gene.
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