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This project investigates the molecular mechanisms behind genome exclusion in Bacillus stick insects, focusing on how certain hybrid species transmit one haploid genome while eliminating another. It aims to understand the origins, genomic basis, and potential cytoplasmic influences of this phenomenon, contributing to b…
Selfish genetic elements increase their transmission at the expense of others.
The ultimate reasons for their increased transmission are generally well understood.
However, the molecular mechanisms driving their transmission above the Mendelian 50/50 ratio are poorly understood, especially in the case of selective exclusion of entire haploid genomes. A prime example for genome exclusion is hybridogenesis: some F1 hybrid species clonally transmit one of their haploid genomes (the selfish one) by…
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