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Complex chromosome 6 inversions produced recombinant offspring
Complex paracentric inversion of chromosome 6q with multiple sequential inversions generated recombinant chromosomes in offspring, challenging traditional reproductive risk assumptions.
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H. pylori genome contains the dciA helicase loader gene
Discovery of dciA gene in Helicobacter pylori challenges established chromosome replication models and reveals limitations in current helicase loader identification methodologies.
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SFPQ helps protect repeat DNA from R-loop damage
SFPQ directs histone H3.3 deposition to R-loops in repetitive DNA elements through DAXX recruitment, suppressing replication stress and genome instability while activating innate immune responses.
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Localised negative feedback shapes genome-wide patterning of meiotic DNA breaks
Tel1-mediated negative feedback propagates locally to reshape genome-wide meiotic DSB patterns in yeast, demonstrating how localized regulation drives emergent patterning.
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Molecular markers improved garlic characterization and conservation
Explore how molecular markers advance garlic genetic characterization and conservation, from early markers to high-resolution platforms enabling cultivar identification and breeding innovation.
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5500-year-old Treponema pallidum genome found in Colombia
A 5,500-year-old Treponema pallidum genome from Tequendama I, Colombia, forms a sister lineage to known subspecies, extending treponemal genomic history in the Americas.