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Recombination

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Genetic material possesses the capacity for self-duplication. The total amount of genetic information as well as its order within the genome remains the same from nuclear generation to nuclear generation. Each daughter genome arising from a replication generally consists of an exact copy of the original genetic information. With each mitotic division such copies are transmitted to the daughter cells. The identity of the genetic information is thus assured for each cell of a multicellular organism. Nevertheless, such an inflexible transmission of hereditary material would prevent evolution. This problem is overcome by two fundamental properties of the genetic material, namely recombination and mutation.

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Esser, K., Kuenen, R. (1967). Recombination. In: Genetics of Fungi. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86814-6_5

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