Interaction Suppressor At Biology Glossary
What is it? A mutation at a second site that restores an interaction that was disrupted by a primary mutation. Interaction suppression can occur due to intragenic suppressor mutations (within the same gene that restore interactions of between domains of the protein)Bio Definition Added By: Hailey
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