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The impact of manipulations with cytoplasmically inherited factors on nuclear transmission and degradation in yeast heterokaryons.

Current genetics - 1 May 2004

Nevzglyadova Olga V, Artyomov Alexey V, Mikhailova Ekaterina V, Soidla Tonu R

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Heterokaryotic zygotes in yeast provide a unique possibility to study the survival and transmission of two genetically diverse nuclei in one cell. Using partial pedigree analysis, we show that various treatments used to change cytoplasmic hereditary determinants can essentially affect nuclear transmission in yeast heterokaryons. This includes choice of nucleus to enter the first bud and incidence of various...

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PMID: 15024604
DOI: 10.1007/s00294-004-0493-9

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