1987
DOI: 10.1080/07352688709382249
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Mobile elements in plants

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“…Thus homologous mutants could have occurred and could have been selected in each cereal under any one set of agro-ecological conditions . It is also possible, but entirely hypothetical at present, that gene-specific transposable elements (Peterson, 1987) have spread between crops, through pollen or some other vector, within each agroecosystem, thus accelerating specific mutations in several different cereal crops . Most mutations of Drosophila caused by gypsy or copia-like transposable elements display loss of function phenotypes, and likewise most mutations of the achaete-scute gene complex result in reduction of hairiness .…”
Section: In Hismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus homologous mutants could have occurred and could have been selected in each cereal under any one set of agro-ecological conditions . It is also possible, but entirely hypothetical at present, that gene-specific transposable elements (Peterson, 1987) have spread between crops, through pollen or some other vector, within each agroecosystem, thus accelerating specific mutations in several different cereal crops . Most mutations of Drosophila caused by gypsy or copia-like transposable elements display loss of function phenotypes, and likewise most mutations of the achaete-scute gene complex result in reduction of hairiness .…”
Section: In Hismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since not many active retro-transposons have been described in plants, they are excluded from this review (the reader is referred to Grandbastian [22] for details), whereas we wish to concentrate on classical transposable elements, even though numerous reviews on this subject have appeared [7,13,17,21,56,61 ]. Molecular results for two transposable element systems have, however, indicated common features for their mechanism of transposition.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An interesting property of these unstable alleles is that they can give rise to series of derivative alleles conferring altered intensities of pigrnentation (reviewed in [ 18,20,3]. Many of the derivatives confer stable phenotypes and have arisen by imprecise excision of transposable elements from the host genes, altering functionally important gene sequences [27,5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%