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Centromere scission drives chromosome shuffling and reproductive isolation

2019-10-21

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A fundamental characteristic of eukaryotic organisms is the generation of genetic variation via sexual reproduction. Conversely, significant large-scale genome structure variations could hamper sexual reproduction, causing reproductive isolation and promote speciation. The underlying processes behind large-scale genome rearrangements are not well understood and include chromosome translocations involving centromer...

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684a482b-40a8-525f-900d-b86404f35fbd
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10.1101/809848
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