Keywords: invasion
Demographic feedbacks can hamper the spatial spread of a gene driveL. Girardin and F. Débarre, arXiv, 2021.Our results indicate that taking into account the interplay between population dynamics and population genetics might actually be crucial, as it can effectively reverse the direction of the invasion and lead to failure. Our findings can be extended to other bistable systems, such ... Keywords: angiosperms, b chromosomes, breeding system, Evolution, gene drive evolution, gene drive genetics, gene drive natural, genome size, intergene retrotransposons, invasion, maize, meiotic drive, nuclear-DNA amounts, plants, ploidy, selfish genetic elements, sex-ratio, system, transposable elements |
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B chromosomes and genome size in flowering plantsTrivers, RB, A.; Palestis, B. G., Genome, 47:1-8. 2004.B chromosomes are extra chromosomes found in some, but not all, individuals within a species, often maintained by giving themselves an advantage in transmission, i.e. they drive. Here we show that the presence of B chromosomes correlates to and varies strongly and positively with ... Keywords: angiosperms, b chromosomes, breeding system, Evolution, gene drive evolution, gene drive genetics, gene drive natural, genome size, intergene retrotransposons, invasion, maize, meiotic drive, nuclear-DNA amounts, plants, ploidy, selfish genetic elements, sex-ratio, system, transposable elements |
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