… This trend showed the same evolution for soybean, maize, and cotton and reached a peak
in 2015 (H. Strek and AG Bayer, personal communication). The unfortunate consequence of …

… P-element from which the transposase gene has been removed to restrict its genomic mobility.
On the other hand, such an altered Pelement … the faithful propagation of polyploidy type of …

… , so their remains are far from always disposed of, and are still … disorders (the frequency of
polyploid and aneuploid cells) are … For example, a study of 106 women working in cotton fields …

… Very recently, attempts have been made to reveal the action of de novo domestication in
wild allotetraploid rice (PPR1-polyploid rice1), genes OaSD1-CC, OaAn-1-CC, OaAn-1DD and …

… Polyploidy alters plant phenotypes and interactions … that transposable elements could be
involved in the tissue specific expression of the speckling pattern of the seed coat. A transposon …

… We designed a crossing scheme capable of identifying inheritance in P. antipodarum,
crossed snails with genetically distinct … We begin by outlining the origins of cytoplasmic inheri- …

… Bioger for hosting me these few years, the kindness of each member working in this unit and
the exceptional environment made me feel quickly comfortable and in the best dispositions …

Cirsium (ie, “thistles”) are one of the most taxonomically challenging groups of Compositae
in North America. This study represents the first attempt to infer a broadly sampled phylogeny …

… role of genic differences in species formation, with special reference to “the mutation theory”
of de Vries who had been deeply impressed by the phenomenon now known as polyploid …

… The cotton may have been imported into China from India or … we abstract too many elements
from the Earth and dispose of too … Genome plasticity a key factor in the success of polyploid …