Chromosomal and Genetic Variations
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This cluster of papers explores the evolution of plant genomes, with a focus on polyploidy, transposable elements, small RNAs, and the role of repetitive elements. It investigates the impact of genome duplication on genetic diversity, speciation, and epigenetic regulation, shedding light on the evolutionary significance of these processes in plants.
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chromosome number; karyotype; polyploidy; transposable elements; karyotype evolution; meiosis; genome evolution; cytogenetics; repetitive DNA; karyology; heterochromatin; chromosome pairing; genome size; retrotransposons; nucleolar organizer regions; whole-genome duplication; chromosome morphology; plant cytogenetics; chromosomal rearrangements; sex chromosomes; chromosome banding; B chromosomes; satellite DNA; centromere; C-banding
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Morton address: 36173934902912227 · morton4x16-v1
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