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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"suppressed recombination"”.

  1. Diverse outcomes of homologous recombination in the human Y chromosome

    … in the evolving Y chromosome sequentially suppressed recombination with the X chromosome. While pseudoautosomal regions in the human Y chromosome still participate regularly in allelic homologous recombination, the male-specific region of the Y (MSY) - the only haploid portion of the …

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  2. Dissecting the evolutionary forces shaping sex chromosome evolution in papaya

    … chromosomes are differentiated by an 8.1 Mbp, recombinationally suppressed, hermaphrodite-specific or male-specific region on the Y chromosome (HSY or MSY respectively) and its 3.5 Mb X counterpart. The X and HSY have been sequenced completely, shedding light on the early events of sex …

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  3. Genetic modification of the homomorphic sex chromosomes in the yellow fever mosquito Aedes aegypti provides novel insights and tools for biocontrol

    … these recessive alleles as well as regions of suppressed recombination to introduce chromosomal incompatibility, termed the Differential Elimination of MARKed sex chromosomes (DeMARK). In some DeMARK lines, we link fluorescent reporters to naturally occurring or engineered RLAs to ensure males …

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  4. Population dynamics and population genetics of the Critically Endangered Raso lark: implications for conservation

    … than elsewhere on the genome, likely due to suppressed recombination and the existence of a neo-sex chromosome in larks. Despite this, I found high levels of relatedness and of linkage disequilibrium in the Raso lark, two clear genetic signs that it underwent a severe population contraction …

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