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Abstract
Crosses homozygous for the duplication Dp(AR17) are barren regardless of RIP. Sad-1, a semi-dominant suppressor of meiotic silencing, suppresses the barrenness of duplication-heterozygous but not of duplication-homozygous crosses. Could it be that in the context of the homozygous cross the sad-1+ allele is not detected as being unpaired, and consequently, Sad-1 fails to suppress meiotic silencing?
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Recommended Citation
Bhat, A.,
and
D.P. Kasbekar
(2004)
"Why are Neurospora crassa crosses that are homozygous for a large duplication barren?,"
Fungal Genetics Reports:
Vol. 51, Article 6.
https://doi.org/10.4148/1941-4765.1136
