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The retrotransposon RTip1 is integrated into a novel type of minisatellite, MiniSip1, in the genome of the common morning glory and carries another new type of minisatellite, MiniSip2

1997-11-01

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Transposable elements have often been discovered as new insertion sequences in known genes, and minisatellites are often employed as molecular markers in diagnostic and mapping studies. We compared the genes for flower pigmentation in a line of the common morning glory bearing fully colored flowers with those in two anthocyanin(flaked) mutable lines producing variegated flowers and found RFLPs at the region of the...

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28b01bd1-8b42-528d-818e-b6de1181d684
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10.1007/s001220050661
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