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Dominant complementation of biological pathways in maize hybrid lines is associated with heterosis.

Planta - 9 Nov 2022

Zhou Tao, Afzal Rabail, Haroon Muhammad, Ma Yuting, Zhang Hongwei, Li Lin

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MAIN CONCLUSION: Allele-specific expressed genes (ASEGs) are widespread in maize hybrid lines and play important roles of complementation of biological pathways in heterosis. Heterosis (hybrid vigor) is an important phenomenon with both theoretical and practical value. However, our understanding of the genetic and molecular mechanisms behind heterosis is still limited. Here, we analyzed a comprehensive dataset of...

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PMID: 36352050
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-022-04028-5

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