Meiotic Pairing Behavior

Meiotic Pairing Behavior is a biological phenomenon that refers to the specific pattern of homologous chromosome association and synapsis during prophase I of meiosis, distinguishing polyploid organisms by their capacity to form bivalents, multivalents, or univalents based on chromosome homology, dosage, and genomic architecture.

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    Ralph Riley

    LS Plant Breeding (United Kingdom), United Kingdom

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    J. Sybenga

    Graduate School Experimental Plant Sciences, Netherlands

    12 publications · 381 citations

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    T. Naranjo

    Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain

    10 publications · 518 citations

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  4. JL
    Josef Loidl

    University of Vienna, Austria

    9 publications · 660 citations

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    J. L. Santos

    Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain

    9 publications · 269 citations

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  1. Genetics

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  3. Genome

    71 publications · 2.2K citations

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