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THE MOLECULAR BASIS FOR ALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION OF ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE MUTANTS OF MAIZE
Drew Schwartz 1
1 Department of Plant Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401
Studies on interallelic complementation with two temperature-sensitive alcohol dehydrogenase mutants in maize are described. The data suggest that the phenomenon results from instability or abnormal maturation of the mutant homodimer rather than correction of configurational defects in mutant heterodimers.
Submitted on July 16, 1974Revised on October 7, 1974
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