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共同进化:卡桑德拉逆转移子逐渐反映5SrRNA基因的促进子突变

Sophie Maiwald1, Ludwig Mann1, Sònia Garcia2

  • 1Faculty of Biology, Technische Universität Dresden, 01069 Dresden, Germany.

Molecular biology and evolution
|January 23, 2024
PubMed
概括

卡桑德拉的逆转移子在植物中逐渐与5S核糖体DNA (rDNA) 促进体共同进化. 这些可转移的元素适应宿主5SrDNA序列的变化,影响基因组进化.

关键词:
35S-5S 链接 35S-5S 链接5S 促销商的 5S 促销商5S rDNA 5S rDNA 的时间阿斯特拉属植物 (Asteraceae) 是一个植物.卡桑德拉是一个卡桑德拉.协同进化的协同进化.长终端重复重复.植物基因组的植物基因组.它们是逆转移子.有关核糖体基因的基因.序列模仿是一个模仿.可转移的元素可以转移.

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