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[Genetics of anthocyaninless rye].
Genetika - 1 Oct 2014
Lykholay A N, Vladimirov I A, Andreeva E A, Smirnov V G, Voylokov A V
Abstract excerpt
Six nonallelic genes have been discovered in rye, the recessive mutations of which lead to a lack of anthocyanin. Crosses with these mutants showed that 13 new anthocyaninless lines carry mutations in the gene vi1, whereas vi2/6 mutations were identified only in single cases. Inheritance of the vi1/6 mutations in the progeny of hybrids with the wild type (Line 7, L7) corresponds to a monohybrid segregation....
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