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Modifications de la haute fréquence de réversion du mutant nic-2 chez le Coprinus radiatus

1.Mise en évidence de trois types de souches, donnant une réversion plus ou moins élevée

Modifications of the high frequency of reversion of a nicotinique two mutant

1.Evidence for the existence of three kinds strains, with more or less important reversion frequencies

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In Coprinus radiatus, a cross homozygous for nic-2 mutation yields two types of nic-strains. The first one (nic-2F) retains the character of the original mutant, reverting at meiosis with a frequency of 20 to 30%. All crosses with the second type (nic-2 fa) show a sharply reduced reversion rate.

The analysis of the progeny of crosses involving a nic-2 fa strain show the appearance of a third type of strains (nic-2 fn). The reversion of nic-2 fn strain is low, but this character is not imposed to the partner in a cross with a nic-2F strain.

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Communicated by G.E. Magni

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Guerdoux, J.L. Modifications de la haute fréquence de réversion du mutant nic-2 chez le Coprinus radiatus . Molec. Gen. Genet. 110, 307–326 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00438273

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