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分布性生殖系は,新しい突然変異の拡散を制限する

Justin Scherer, Maa Ahema Gaisie, Sungjin Park

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |February 12, 2026
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    トウモロコシ花粉の発達における遺伝的ボトルネックが,突然変異を拡大する可能性があります. 横の枝は,より少ない細胞系をサンプリングし,子孫の6.2倍に変異の共有を増加させます.

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