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Organization of repeated sequences in species of the genus Avena

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Four repetitive sequences from Avena murphyi have been isolated and their genome organization studied in different species of the genus Avena. A tandem sequence array was found for the Avena species that contain the C genome. Three other dispersed sequences present in the A and C genomes were arranged in a genomespecific manner. The fact that no major differences in the hybridization patterns were found between species with the same basic genome is consistent with the current taxonomy of Avena species.

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Solano, R., Hueros, G., Fominaya, A. et al. Organization of repeated sequences in species of the genus Avena . Theoret. Appl. Genetics 83, 602–607 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00226904

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