0
GaleEncyofNeuroDis ∙
Heteroplasmy, or the condition of having both normal and mutated mtDNA genomes, has several clinically important implications. If mtDNA molecules are deleted, they are generally not transmitted from the mother to her offspring
Wiki User
Heteroplasty is the presence of the mixture of more then one type of organellar genome or plastid in an cell or individual. Its usually observed as a single difference at one position exhibiting either two or more bases or a length difference often seen in a polycytosine rich region