GENE CONVERSION IN HIGHER ORGANISMS: HALF-TETRAD ANALYSIS OF RECOMBINATION WITHIN THE ROSY CISTRON OF <i>DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER</i>
GeneticsPublished 1 October 1970
Arthur Chovnick, G. H. Ballantyne, David L. Baillie, David G. Holm
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If one considers investigations of random products of meiosis, one class of observations is characterized by unidirectional regular exchange for the closely linked flanking markers which permits the construction of a unique, and internally consistent, linear map of sites within the complex.
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Arthur Chovnick, Graeme H Ballantyne, David L Baillie, David G Holm; GENE CONVERSION IN HIGHER ORGANISMS: HALF-TETRAD ANALYSIS OF RECOMBINATION WITHIN THE
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Agricultural and Biological SciencesBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology