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RNA-guided endonuclease-driven mutagenesis in tobacco followed by efficient fixation of mutated sequences in doubled haploid plants

2016-03-03

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<h4>Background</h4> Customizable endonucleases are providing an effective tool for genome engineering. The resulting primary transgenic individuals are typically heterozygous and/or chimeric with respect to any mutations induced. To generate genetically fixed mutants, they are conventionally allowed to self-pollinate, a procedure which segregates individuals into mutant heterozygotes/homozygotes and wild types. T...

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38a05f7c-344f-5b5f-aed0-976dfa6420f0
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10.1101/042291
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