ArticleGenetics2007
Evolutionary history and positional shift of a rice centromere.
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- Intergenic locations of rice centromeric chromatin.PLoS biology · 2008Article
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Abstract
Rice centromere 8 was previously proposed to be an "immature" centromere that recently arose from a genic region. Our comparative genomics analysis indicates that Cen8 was formed at its current location at least 7-9 million years ago and was physically shifted by a more recent inversion of a segment spanning centromeric and pericentromeric regions.
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