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Non-random transmission of parental alleles into crop-wild and crop-weed hybrid lineages separated by a transgene and neutral identifiers in rice.

Scientific reports - 5 Sept 2017

Wang Zhe, Wang Lei, Wang Zhi, Lu Bao-Rong

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It is essential to assess environmental impact of transgene flow from genetically engineered crops to their wild or weedy relatives before commercialization. Measuring comparative trials of fitness in the transgene-flow-resulted hybrids plays the key role in the assessment, where the segregated isogenic hybrid lineages/subpopulations with or without a transgene of the same genomic background are involved. Here,...

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PMID: 28874702
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-017-10596-4
PMCID: PMC5585250

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