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• Abbreviation for fertility factor. A bacterial plasmid that confers the ability to function as a genetic donor in conjugation. See: Hfr.

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• Abbreviation for filial generation 1. The initial hybrid generation resulting from a cross between two parents. See F_n.

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• Subsequent hybrid generations, counting from the F₁. Thus, for example, F₄ describes the progeny of the F₃, which is the progeny of the F₂ generation, where all progeny are derived from intercrossing or self-fertilization.

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• The second hybrid generation, produced either by intercrossing two F₁ individuals, or by self-fertilizing an F₁ individual. See F_n.

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• A product of hydrolysis of an IgG antibody, consisting of the variable region with some of the constant region of a heavy chain, and an entire light chain. Contains a single antigen -binding site.

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• See: fluorescence-activated cell sorting.

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• A mating scheme in which each male parent is mated with each female parent. Made possible in animals by means of in vitro embryo production. Such a mating scheme substantially reduces the rate of inbreeding in a selection programme.

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• An organism that will grow under either aerobic or anaerobic conditions.

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• See: flavin adenine dinucleotide.

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• See: pseudocarp.

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• A negative assay result that should have been positive.

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• A positive assay result that should have been negative.

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• Those animal species that are used, or may be used, for the production of food and agriculture, and the populations within each of them. Within each species, these populations can be classified as wild and feral populations, landraces and primary populations, standardized breeds, selected lines, and any conserved genetic material.

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• Rights to hold germplasm, covered by plant variety protection, as a seed source for subsequent seasons. Considered as optional for governments to include in their legislation. Synonym: farmer-saved seed.

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• Rights first recognized by Resolution 5 of the 1989 FAO Conference as "rights arising from the past, present and future contributions of farmers in the conservation, improvement and the making available of plant genetic resources "; this item became an attachment to the 'International Undertaking on Plant Genetic Resources '. The binding 'International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture ' that resulted from the renegotiations of the Undertaking makes provision for the Farmers' Rights in Article 9.

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• See: vascular bundle.

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• A product of hydrolysis of an IgG antibody, consisting of parts of the constant regions of two heavy chains held together by a disulphide bridge, but excluding the antigen -binding regions, and also excluding the light chains.

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• See Food and Drug Administration.

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• Culture of cells or micro-organisms where nutrients are added periodically to the bioreactor.

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• See Environmental Protection Agency.

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