Chromosome Addition is a method in chromosome engineering that involves the intentional introduction of one or more exogenous chromosomes into a host organism’s genome to confer novel genetic traits or study gene function.
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Maize Centromeres: Organization and Functional Adaptation in the Genetic Background of Oat
Weiwei Jin, Juliana Melo, Kiyotaka Nagaki et al. · The Plant Cell · 2004 · 262 citations · Full text
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