… expression may be the reason for TEs association with subgenome dominance [22] (Figure
1). … of pathways and complexes can negatively affect fitness or be lethal [33 • ]. Therefore, the …

… transposons served to initiate subgenome dominance in allopolyploids. … the subgenome
difference in wide hybrid. The research highlights the complex nature of subgenome dominance …

… dominant expression phenomenon at a subgenome scale. Based on these findings, we
propose a bucket hypothesis to illustrate subgenome dominance … stronger negative association …

… rapa varieties, and this dominant pattern correlated negatively with the biased distribution
of TEs, which is consistent with the aforementioned pattern. However, TEs are not the only …

… are comparable to dominance effects. If interactions occur between homeologous orthologs
on separate subgenomes of an allopolyploid, should we call this epistasis or dominance? …

… immediately manifest as subgenome dominance in the wide-… The new interaction in the
wide-hybrid can be negative (… interaction, dominant-negative protein interactions, dominant-…

… which the pair-wise genotypic association in the filtered SNP dataset … in the C-subgenome
than the A-subgenome. These may … the former may be the dominant mechanism. On the other …

… Subgenome dominance after … subgenome dominance. A male-linked and pericentromerically
located region on the putative sex chromosome was identified in a recessive subgenome …

… a negative function (like a silencer). … dominance is when the genes on one subgenome in
a tetraploid tend to express to higher levels than do the gene on the homeologous subgenome; …

… sativus, we speculated that chromatin of the R r R r subgenome is much more compact than
that of the C r C r subgenome, and this hypothesis could be confirmed by ATAC-seq and Hi-…