The phrase "fission between" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a division or separation between two or more entities or ideas. Example: The political scandal caused a fission between the two parties, leading to a fractured government.
Thus, D.marsupialis has a derived arrangement arising from a fission between C3 and C4.
The end of BTA23 might thus signal the location of the centromere in the ancestors of Cetartiodactyles, in which the fission between the 2 chromosomal arms occurred.
Robertsonian rearrangements are translocations that involve centric fusion or fission between chromosome arms, causing a change in chromosome number but not chromosome arm number.
Changes of X chromosome numbers and transposition of the rDNA locus (and presumably other genes) between autosomes and sex chromosomes in Cicindela occur frequently, and are likely to be the result of fusions or fissions between X chromosomes, rather than between sex chromosomes and autosomes.
Do the functions of fission differ between neurons?
Opossum chromosomes 4 and 7 would be the result of a fission event between HSA3 and 21 genes.
Recombination was restricted in the F1 hybrids across several loci spanning chromosome fusion and fission differences between RBT and YCT; the Robertsonian fusion/fission within RYHyb25_29 and RYHyb20.
Indeed, in a pairwise comparison of fusion and fission rates between plant pairs, which differ by one recent WGD, we find increased rates in plants with more recent WGD (supplementary table 7, Supplementary Material online).
Interestingly, there are some differences between sensitivities of various gene deletions between fission and budding yeast.
One difference between fission and budding is that, in the latter, the mother cell often has different properties from the offspring.
The measured line shapes were attributed to the field modification on the rate constant of thermally activated singlet exciton fission which occurred between the doped rubrene molecules.
