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Relationship between pachytene synapsis, metaphase I associations, and transmission of 2B and 4B chromosomes in rye.

Genome - 1 Apr 2000

Jiménez G, Manzanero S, Puertas M J

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2B rye plants selected for high (H) or low (L) B transmission rate were studied at pachytene and metaphase I of meiosis to determine the relationship between synapsis, bivalents at metaphase I, and B transmission rate. The results show that the 2 B chromosomes (Bs) form bivalents at pachytene in both the H and L lines, whereas the frequency of bivalents at metaphase I is much higher in the H than in the L line....

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