Translocation

Translocation or translocation designated

• in genetics, the change in the location of chromosomes or parts of chromosomes within a set of chromosomes, see translocation (genetics) .
• in biochemistry, a process in which proteins enter the rough endoplasmic reticulum, see cotranslational protein transport .
• In monument preservation, the dismantling and subsequent reconstruction of a building at a different location, see translocation (monument preservation) .
• in soil science the spatial displacement of soil components by water, see pedogenesis: translocation
• in surgery the operative transplantation of a tendon attachment .
• In plant physiology, the transport of substances in the vascular system .
• in para-science, the supernatural change in the spatial position of a material body.

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Wiktionary: Translocation  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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