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Meiotic transvection in fungi.

Cell - 12 Jul 1996

Aramayo R, Metzenberg R L

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The Neurospora crassa Asm-1+ (ascospore maturation 1) gene encodes an abundant nucleus-localized protein required for formation of female structures and for ascospore maturation. Deletion mutants of Asm-1+ are "ascus-dominant," i.e., when crossed to wild type, neither Asm-1+ nor Asm-1 delta spore...

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PMID: 8689677
DOI: 10.1016/s0092-8674(00)80081-1

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