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Developing Interactional Competence proposed the Law of Homologous Series (Vavilov, 1922), which states that variation for traits in related species is predictive, and thus, genetic relationships can be inferred from morphological similarity. The structure or patterns of relationships discovered can then lead to new knowledge, hypoth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-53123-5 acreage planted, and total harvested tonnage. In addition, wheat is unique in the wide range of products produced from its seed. This last feature is due to the visco-elastic properties of wheat doughs and is largely conferred by a small group of seed proteins, the high- molecular-weight (HMW) glut

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Kenan Dikilitaş,Carol Griffiths Thell.) to test whether gene pyramiding increases the durability of resistance in the field. Durum wheat lines (. L.) served as resistant donors during the construction of five common wheat lines (HF1-HF5). Because lines HF1-HF5 are phenotypically identical with respect to Biotype L resistance, mol

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Studying Germline Genetic Events in Single Individuals,Human gene mapping requires analysis of well defined family pedigrees. Since the number of offspring is limited, accurately measuring small genetic distances remains difficult although gene orders can be reliably determined.

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Reconstructing the Genome of the Vertebrate Ancestor,fishes, but comparison of fish gene maps with those of other vertebrates has identified chromosomal segments whose gene content has been evolutionarily conserved through the >400 million years since divergence of fishes and mammals. Linkage of duplicated genes in fishes, which are more frequently ex

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Gene Expression and Genome Structure Relevance in an Applied Project on Wheat Quality,nly declined because the existing favorable alleles and gene combinations have already been effectively fixed in many sets of germplasm. However, breeders commonly find otherwise favorable lines still lacking desired features. A number of laboratories worldwide, including our own, are trying to dete