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Genetics and epigenetics in flower pigmentation associated with transposable elements in morning glories.

Advances in biophysics - 1 Jan 2004

Iida Shigeru, Morita Yasumasa, Choi Jeong-Doo, Park Kyeung-Il, Hoshino Atsushi

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Among the genus Ipomoea, three morning glories, I. nil (the Japanese morning glory), I. purpurea (the common morning glory), and I. tricolor, were domesticated well for floricultural plants, and many spontaneous mutants displaying various flower pigmentation patterns were isolated. Most of these spontaneous mutations were found to be caused by the insertion of DNA transposable elements in the genes for the...

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