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Paramutation in evolution, population genetics and breeding.
Seminars in cell & developmental biology - 1 Aug 2015
Springer Nathan M, McGinnis Karen M
Abstract excerpt
Paramutation is a fascinating phenomenon in which directed allelic interactions result in heritable changes in the state of an allele. Paramutation has been carefully characterized at a handful of loci but the prevalence of paramutable/paramutagenic alleles is not well characterized within genomes or populations. In order to consider the role of paramutation in evolutionary processes and plant breeding, we...
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