ArticleGenetics2007
State II dissociation element formation following activator excision in maize.
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- TED, an autonomous and rare maize transposon of the mutator superfamily with a high gametophytic excision frequency.The Plant cell · 2013Article
- The spectrum and frequency of self-inflicted and host gene mutations produced by the transposon Ac in maize.The Plant cell · 2012Article
- Characterization of an Ac transposon system based on apt1-m1 (Ac) on the long arm of maize chromosome 9.Genetica · 2012Article
- The complete Ac/Ds transposon family of maize.BMC genomics · 2011Article
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- Spatial configuration of transposable element Ac termini affects their ability to induce chromosomal breakage in maize.The Plant cell · 2010Article
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- Macrotransposition and other complex chromosomal restructuring in maize by closely linked transposons in direct orientation.The Plant cell · 2008Article
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Abstract
Active Activator (Ac) elements undergo mutations to become nonautonomous Dissociation (Ds) elements at a low frequency. To understand the mechanism of Ds formation, we have developed high-throughput genetic and molecular screens to identify these rare Ds derivatives generated from any Ac insertion in the maize genome. Using these methods we have identified 15 new Ds elements derived from Ac insertions at eight different loci. Approximately half of the Ds elements contain filler DNA inserted at the deletion junction that is derived from sequences within or adjacent to Ac. In contrast to previous reports, several of these Ds elements lack direct repeats flanking the deletion junctions and filler DNA in the donor Ac. To accommodate our findings and those of others, we propose a model of slip mispairing during error-prone repair synthesis to explain the formation of state II Ds elements in maize. We discuss the use of these lines and molecular techniques developed here to capture somatic Ds transposition events in two-component Ac/Ds tagging programs in maize.
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