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Latitudinal adaptation and dispersal pathway of foxtail millet suggested by geographical distribution of transposable elements inserted in the SiPRR37 gene.
Genes & genetic systems - 25 Jul 2024
Fukunaga Kenji, Abe Akira, Ito Kazue, Oikawa Kaori, Tsuji Masaya, Kawase Makoto
Abstract excerpt
We investigated the variation and geographical distribution of the Pseudo-regulator response 37 (Setaria italica PRR37; SiPRR37) gene, which is involved in heading time (photoperiodism) in foxtail millet. An allele of the SiPRR37 gene, in which an approximately 4.9-kb transposable element (designated TE1) is inserted (a loss-of-function or reduction-of-function type), is distributed sporadically in East Asia and...
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