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Rapid accumulation of mutations during seed-to-seed propagation of mismatch-repair-defective Arabidopsis.

Genes & development - 1 Nov 2004

Hoffman Peter D, Leonard Jeffrey M, Lindberg Gerrick E, Bollmann Stephanie R, Hays John B

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During the many cell divisions that precede formation of plant gametes, their apical-meristem and floral antecedents are continually exposed to endogenous and environmental mutagenic threats. Although some deleterious recessive mutations may be eliminated during growth of haploid gametophytes and functionally haploid early embryos ("haplosufficiency quality-checking"), the multiplicity of plant genome-maintenance...

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PMID: 15520284
DOI: 10.1101/gad.1217204
PMCID: PMC525547

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