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Timing and characteristics of nuclear events during conjugation and genomic exclusion in
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Abstract
Ciliated protists are ideal material for studying the origin and evolution of sex, because of their nuclear dimorphism (containing both germline micronucleus and somatic macronucleus in the same cytoplasm), special sexual processes (conjugation and autogamy), and high diversity of mating-type systems. However, the study of sexual process is limited to only a few species, due to the difficulties in inducing or observing conjugation. In the present study, we investigate the conjugation process in
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