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ELECTROPHORETIC MUTANTS AS USEFUL MARKERS FOR CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS

R. A. Kleese and R. L. Phillips
Genetics November 1, 1972 vol. 72 no. 3 537-540
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The efficacy of using an electrophoretic mutant to mark chromosome aberrations was demonstrated for an interchange in maize. Using a closely-linked esterase gene (E4), plants homozygous and heterozygous for this interchange and plants homozygous for the normal chromosomes were detectable in the seedling stage via an electrophoretic assay; the error was only 0.3%.

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ELECTROPHORETIC MUTANTS AS USEFUL MARKERS FOR CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS

R. A. Kleese and R. L. Phillips
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