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Measurement of Chromosomal Arms and FISH Reveal Complex Genome Architecture and Standardized Karyotype of Model Fish, Genus Carassius.

Cells - 7 Sept 2021

Knytl Martin, Fornaini Nicola Reinaldo

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The widely distributed ray-finned fish genus Carassius is very well known due to its unique biological characteristics such as polyploidy, clonality, and/or interspecies hybridization. These biological characteristics have enabled Carassius species to be successfully widespread over relatively short period of evolutionary time. Therefore, this fish model deserves to be the center of attention in the research...

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PMID: 34571992
DOI: 10.3390/cells10092343
PMCID: PMC8471844

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