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Immobilized copies with a nearly intact structure of the transposon Tam3 in Antirrhinum majus: implications for the cis-element related to the transposition

1997-12-01

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In this study we have focused on two copies of the transposon Tam3 isolated from an Antirrhinum majus plant which has flower variegation due to the excision of Tam3 from the nivea locus. These two copies possess a high homology, over 95%, to an active Tam3 element found in the nivea(recurrence:Tam3) allele. Although somatic excision of the Tam3 copy from the nivea locus can be detected at 15 degrees C by Southern...

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e9c4efef-8e5b-554b-8ede-da55a6fd3299
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10.1007/s001220050688
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