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[Divergence of the polytene chromosome banding sequences as a reflection of evolutionary rearrangements of the genome linear structure].

Genetika - 1 Feb 2005

Gunderina L I, Kiknadze I I, Istomina A G, Gusev V D, Miroshnichenko L A

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Banding sequences of five chromosomal arms (A, C, D, E, and F), accounting for about 70% of the total genome size in 63 Chironomus species, were used as phylogenetic markers to analyze divergence patterns of the linear genome structure during the evolution. The number of chromosomal breakpoints between the pairs of banding sequences compared served as a measure of divergence. It was demonstrated that the greater...

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