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Intragenomic movement, sequence amplification and concerted evolution in satellite DNA in harvest mice, Reithrodontomys: evidence from in situ hybridization.

Chromosoma - 1 Sept 1990

Hamilton M J, Honeycutt R L, Baker R J

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Three DNA probes isolated from three species of Reithrodontomys (R. montanus, R. megalotis, R. fulvescens) were used to examine within and among species variation in the chromosomal location of satellite DNA and constitutive heterochromatin. These probes hybridized to the centromeric regions on all chromosomes in six species of the subgenus Reithrodontomys. Additionally, nearly all extra-centromeric C-band...

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PMID: 2265569
DOI: 10.1007/BF01731719

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