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A heterochromatic satellite DNA is highly amplified in a single chromosome of Muscari (Hyacinthaceae).

Chromosoma - 1 Jul 2001

de la Herrán R, Robles F, Cuñado N, Santos J L, Ruiz Rejón M, Garrido-Ramos M A, Ruiz Rejón C

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We examined the composition and evolution of a large heterochromatic region present in the genomes of certain species of the genus Muscari (Hyacinthaceae). We found that in Muscari comosum this heterochromatic region is composed mainly of a satellite DNA family, which we named MCSAT. Molecular analyses and in situ hybridization revealed that, through the evolution of Muscari species, the MCSAT sequences have been...

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PMID: 11513294
DOI: 10.1007/s004120000115

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