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The LORE 1 insertion mutant resource

Małolepszy et al., 2016

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276984690890319118
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Małolepszy A
Mun T
Sandal N
Gupta V
Dubin M
Urbański D
Shah N
Bachmann A
Fukai E
Hirakawa H
Tabata S
Nadzieja M
Markmann K
Su J
Umehara Y
Soyano T
Miyahara A
Sato S
Hayashi M
Stougaard J
Andersen S
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The Plant Journal

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Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are closely related to retroviruses, and their activities shape eukaryotic genomes. Here, we present a complete Lotus japonicus insertion mutant collection generated by identification of 640 653 new insertion events following de …
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