Genomic and chromosomal architectures underlying fertility maintenance in the testes of intergeneric homoploid hybrids.

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The remarkable diversity of the Cyprinidae family highlights the importance of hybridization and gene flow in generating genetic variation, adaptation, and even speciation. However, why do cyprinid fish frequently overcome postzygotic reproductive isolation, a mechanism that normally prevents successful reproduction after fertilization? To address this gap in knowledge, we conducted comparative studies using...

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• Chromatin Assembly and Disassembly
• Chromosomes
• Cyprinidae
• Fertility
• Genome