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Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1997
Lycopersicon peruvianum displays gametophytic self-incompatibility (GSI). We have isolated self-compatible (SC) tetraploids of L. peruvianum from tissue-cultured leaves and have explored the expression and inheritance of their S-related proteins. The Srelated protein profiles of styles of SC tetraploids were indistinguishable from the diploid self ...
B. Chawla +3 more
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Lycopersicon peruvianum displays gametophytic self-incompatibility (GSI). We have isolated self-compatible (SC) tetraploids of L. peruvianum from tissue-cultured leaves and have explored the expression and inheritance of their S-related proteins. The Srelated protein profiles of styles of SC tetraploids were indistinguishable from the diploid self ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 1975
Fragments in certain pollen-part mutants are suspected to originate from duplications of satellited regions. Linkage tests demonstrate that, if this interpretation is correct, either the specificity segment of the S locus is not on the fragment or two unliked specificity segments operate respectively in pollen and style.
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Fragments in certain pollen-part mutants are suspected to originate from duplications of satellited regions. Linkage tests demonstrate that, if this interpretation is correct, either the specificity segment of the S locus is not on the fragment or two unliked specificity segments operate respectively in pollen and style.
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Journal of Plant Physiology, 1999
Summary Lycopersicon peruvianum has a gametophytic self-incompatibility (GSI) mechanism controlled by a single genetic locus (S locus) with multiple alleles. S RNases, an allelic series of abundant stylar proteins, are products of the S locus in L. peruvianum and other Solanaceous plants.
Chung, IK +5 more
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Summary Lycopersicon peruvianum has a gametophytic self-incompatibility (GSI) mechanism controlled by a single genetic locus (S locus) with multiple alleles. S RNases, an allelic series of abundant stylar proteins, are products of the S locus in L. peruvianum and other Solanaceous plants.
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Plant & cell physiology, 1996
To characterize the molecular structure of the S alleles in Lycopersicon peruvianum, we isolated two genomic fragments that corresponded to cDNAs for S11 and S12 RNases from a genomic library of a plant with the S11S12 genotype. The coding regions and the flanking regions in both fragments were sequenced.
Chung, IK +5 more
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To characterize the molecular structure of the S alleles in Lycopersicon peruvianum, we isolated two genomic fragments that corresponded to cDNAs for S11 and S12 RNases from a genomic library of a plant with the S11S12 genotype. The coding regions and the flanking regions in both fragments were sequenced.
Chung, IK +5 more
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Genetic structure of the four wild tomato species in the Solanum peruvianum s.l. species complex.
Genome, 2014J. Labate +3 more
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