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Transcriptome analysis reveals hybridization-induced genome shock in an interspecific F1 hybrid from Camellia.
Genome - 1 Jul 2018
Zhang Min, Liu Xin-Kai, Fan Wen, Yan Dan-Feng, Zhong Nai-Sheng, Gao Ji-Yin, Zhang Wen-Ju
Abstract excerpt
The combination of two divergent genomes during hybridization can result in "genome shock". Although genome shock has been reported in the hybrids of some herbaceous plants, the pattern and the principle it follows are far from understood, especially in woody plants. Here, the gene expression patterns were remodeled in the F1 hybrid from the crossing of Camellia azalea × Camellia amplexicaulis compared with the...
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