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Apomixis in Distant Hybridization

, 1992
As plants evolved to become large and complex, they did so in full multicellularity, sexuality, and structure. The evolution of complexity in the plant kingdom is nowhere better seen than in the elaboration of structures for sexual reproduction in plants as diverse as the algae and the angiosperms.
C. Ramachandran, V. Raghavan
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Introductory Considerations on Distant Hybridization

, 1992
Wild species are products of natural evolution in centers of diversity. They are not manipulated or used by man. Evolution is brought about by the interaction of both abiotic (physical and chemical) and biotic (living organisms, mainly pests and diseases) factors with genetically variable plant populations.
J. G. Th. Hermsen, Hermsen, J.G.Th.
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The Summary of Fish Distant Hybridization

2022
Shaojun Liu, Min Tao, Kaikun Luo
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Distant Hybridization

, 2009
Yasuo Matsuzawa, Yukio Kaneko, Sang Woo Bang   +2 more
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Fish Distant Hybridization

2022
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Distant Hybridization

, 2019
P. M. Priyadarshan
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EFFECT OF ENZYMIC GENE DOSAGE ON THE DISTANT HYBRIDIZATION OF FISHES

Acta Hydrobiologica Sinica, 1997
Three kinds of abnormal isozymic expression, paternal allele being inhibited, delay in parental gene activations and preferential gene expression of the maternal allele, occur in diploid hybrids between distant parents.
Qingjiang Wu, Hongtuo Fu, Yuzhen Ye
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The Research Advances in Animal Distant Hybridization and Polyploid Organisms

2022
Shaojun Liu, Min Tao, Qinbo Qin
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HER-2/neu amplification by fluorescence in situ hybridization in cytologic samples from distant metastatic sites of breast carcinoma

Cancer, 2003
BACKGROUND. Amplification of the HER-2/neu oncogene has been proposed as a target for antibody-based therapies and as a predictor of chemoresponsiveness in advanced breast carcinoma.
Cecilia Bozzetti, Nicola Personeni, Rita Nizzoli   +2 more
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The bisexual natural gynogenetic blunt snout bream lineage derived from the distant hybridization of female blunt snout bream and male Bleeker's yellow tail

Aquaculture Reports
Distant hybridization often results in the generation of naturally gynogenic offspring. However, there are currently few reports about fertile natural gynogenetic bream. In this study, we established a natural gynogenetic blunt snout bream (NGBSB-YT, F1)
Siyu Fan, Yuequn Wang, Dingbin Gong
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