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Defective I elements introduced into Drosophila as transgenes can regulate reactivity and prevent I-R hybrid dysgenesis.

Molecular & general genetics : MGG - 30 Aug 1995

Jensen S, Cavarec L, Gassama M P, Heidmann T

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The I-R hybrid dysgenesis syndrome is characterized by a high level of sterility and I element transposition, occurring in the female offspring of crosses between males of inducer (I) strains, which contain full-length transposable I elements, and females of reactive (R) strains, devoid of functional I elements. The intensity of the syndrome in the dysgenic cross is essentially dependent on the reactivity level...

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PMID: 7565601
DOI: 10.1007/BF02191637

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