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Mx-rMx, a family of interacting transposons in the growing hAT superfamily of maize.
The Plant cell - 1 Feb 2005
Xu Zhennan, Dooner Hugo K
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More than half a century after the discovery of transposable elements, the number of genetically defined autonomous elements that have been isolated and characterized molecularly in any one species remains surprisingly small. Because of its rich genetic history, maize (Zea mays) is, by far, the plant with the largest number of such elements. Yet, even in maize, a maximum of only two autonomous elements have been...
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