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[The effect of alien genomes on the diploidization system in wheat].

TSitologiia i genetika - 1 Jan 2000

Sechniak A L, Prokopovich E L, Simonenko L K, Motsnyĭ I I

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Comparative investigation of Elymus sibiricus and other cereal genomes influence on wheat diploidization system was carried out. Elymus sibiricus genome was revealed to have a promoting effect on nonhomologous pairing, however, it is not sufficient for successful introgression of alien genes into wheat. Strain-specific influence of rye genome on nonhomologous chromosome pairing is noted under interaction with...

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