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Five anthocyanin polymorphisms are associated with an R2R3-MYB cluster in Mimulus guttatus (Phrymaceae).
American journal of botany - 1 Jan 2012
Lowry David B, Sheng Calvin C, Lasky Jesse R, Willis John H
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PREMISE OF STUDY: Botanists have long been interested in the reasons for genetic variation among individuals, populations, and species of plants. The anthocyanin pathway is ideal for studying the evolution of such phenotypic variation. METHODS: We used a combination of quantitative trait loci mapping and association studies to understand the genetic basis of variation in five anthocyanin phenotypes including...
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