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    PubMed
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    由于DNA卫星的不稳定性,物种之间的繁殖障碍可能会出现. 研究人员发现,在一种果物种中,一种特定的酶Topoisomerase II (Top2) 由于DNA拓压力而导致致命的混合不相容性.

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