-
architecture that is the
result of
numerous translocations between the
three subgenomes.
These translocations may
cause breeding barriers and incompatibilities...
- the two
subgenomes within proso millet appears to have come from
either P.
capillare or a
close relative of that species. The
second subgenome does not...
- malaccensis, and zebrina, as
contributing substantially to the Ban, Dh, and Ze
subgenomes of
triploid cultivated bananas respectively. The
genus Musa was created...
-
means that the
genomes of
these cotton species comprise two
distinct subgenomes,
referred to as the At and Dt (the 't' for tetraploid, to distinguish...
-
replaced D614 as the
dominant form in the pandemic.
Coronavirus genomes and
subgenomes encode six open
reading frames (ORFs). In
October 2020,
researchers discovered...
-
categories represent the ends of a
spectrum of
divergence between parental subgenomes.
Polyploids that fall
between these two extremes,
which are
often referred...
- PMC 7303332. PMID 32595682.
Comparative genomic analyses can ****ign the
subgenomes of the allotetraploids, B.
juncea and B. napus, with
their diploid parental...
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Yanai I,
Rubin I,
Lancet D (May 2001). "The
complete human olfactory subgenome".
Genome Research. 11 (5): 685–702. doi:10.1101/gr.171001. PMID 11337468...
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elements in each
subgenome.
Subgenomes with
higher transposable element density tend to
behave submissively relative to the
other subgenomes when brought...
- Angélique; Hu, Wei; Jin,
Zhiqiang (2019). "Musa
balbisiana genome reveals subgenome evolution and
functional divergence".
Nature Plants. 5 (8): 810–821. Bibcode:2019NatPl...
