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A somatic gene rearrangement contributing to genetic diversity in maize.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America - 1 Oct 1990
Das O P, Levi-Minzi S, Koury M, Benner M, Messing J
Abstract excerpt
We have discovered a somatic genomic rearrangement that occurs at high frequency at a duplicated zein locus in certain cultures of the maize inbred line A188. The rearranged allele arises from the duplication by a two-step process involving a homologous recombination and a second event, which may be a deletion, inversion, or insertion; both steps always occur together. The frequency of rearrangement is lower in...
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