reciprocal meiotic recombination
The cell cycle process in which double strand breaks are formed and repaired through a single or double Holliday junction intermediate. This results in the equal exchange of genetic material between non-sister chromatids in a pair of homologous chromosomes. These reciprocal recombinant products ensure the proper segregation of homologous chromosomes during meiosis I and create genetic diversity.
GO:0140527
reciprocal homologous recombination
is_a
GO:1903046
meiotic cell cycle process
is_a
GO:0007127
meiosis I
part_of
female meiotic recombination
narrow
gene conversion with reciprocal crossover
exact
SPAC21E11.03c SPAC13A11.03 SPAPB2B4.03 SPBC21B10.12 SPBC2G2.09c SPAC1952.15c SPCC1753.03c SPAC15A10.03c SPAC22F3.03c SPCC338.08 SPAC222.15 SPAC3C7.03c SPCC576.12c SPAC1687.05 SPAC14C4.03 SPBC409.05 SPAC17A5.18c SPAC17A5.11 SPAP27G11.08c SPAPB1E7.06c SPAC20H4.07 SPAC8E11.03c SPAC13C5.07 SPBC577.05c SPBC28F2.07 SPCC4E9.02 SPBC31F10.08 SPBC409.03 SPCC4G3.05c SPAC8F11.03 SPBC1711.14 SPAC17H9.03c SPAC24B11.06c SPCC553.01c SPBC1A4.03c SPBC2D10.16 SPBC336.01 SPBC1718.02 SPAC1556.01c SPAC25G10.04c SPCC970.01 SPBC36B7.06c SPBC11B10.09 SPAC644.14c SPCC24B10.08c SPCC23B6.03c SPBC16E9.17c SPAC9.05 SPBC29B5.01 SPBC1685.11