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Non-concerted evolution of the RET76 satellite DNA family in Reticulitermes taxa (Insecta, Isoptera).

Genetica - 1 Jan 2000

Andrea Luchetti, Marini Mario, Mantovani Barbara

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The evolutionary dynamics of satellite DNA is most often studied in canonical mating systems, where bisexuality and panmixis are the rule. In eusocial termites, the limited number of reproducers starting a new colony and the maintenance of the colony through few neotenics act as bottle-necks both in space and time. No data on repetitive DNA are available for Isoptera and for their peculiar reproductive strategy....

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PMID: 17028945
DOI: 10.1007/s10709-005-5540-z

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