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Germline-Restricted Chromosome (GRC) is Widespread among Songbirds

2018-09-17

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The genome of flying birds, the smallest among amniotes, reflects overweight of the extensive DNA loss over the unrestricted proliferation of selfish genetic elements, resulted in a shortage of repeated sequences and lack of B-chromosomes. The only exception of this rule has been described in zebra finch, which possesses a large germ-line restricted chromosome (GRC), transmitted via oocytes, eliminated from male p...

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3359ddb4-8f10-5dea-8097-8ffef60409f8
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10.1101/414276
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