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Variation at isozyme loci in seed offspring of sugar beet gynogenetic lines

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A study has been conducted on polymorphism at enzyme loci in the seed progeny of gynogenic sugar beet lines. Qualitative changes in gene expression have been observed in the progeny of double haploids, which is because of haploid to diploid transition.

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Kirikovich, S.S., Svirshchevskaya, A.M. & Levites, E.V. Variation at isozyme loci in seed offspring of sugar beet gynogenetic lines. Sugar Tech 5, 289–292 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02942487

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