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Do TE activity and counteracting genome defenses, RNAi and methylation, shape the sex lives of smut fungi?

Plant signaling & behavior - 1 Apr 2013

Laurie John D, Linning Rob, Wong Philip, Bakkeren Guus

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The availability of three genomes from smut fungi differing in mating, TE load, and genome defense mechanisms, allowed a comparative analyses and a discussion on evolutionary forces shaping them. A complex balance of selective forces seems at play. A bipolar mating system in Ustilago hordei promotes selfing, advantageous for successful niche occupation but favoring accumulation of repetitive DNA, including TEs....

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PMID: 23425853
DOI: 10.4161/psb.23853
PMCID: PMC7030187

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