The use of balanced lines for preservation of mutants in Arabidopsis and other plants

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Abstract

Mutations leading to sterility or lethality can only be preserved in the heterozygotic state. Further use of such mutations requires considerable time and work to separate heterozygous from homozygous wild-type plants. This study shows that establishing balanced lines, by introducing visible markers linked in trans to such mutations, circumvents these disadvantages.

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Torres Ruiz, R. A., Haupt, W., & Haberer, G. (1998). The use of balanced lines for preservation of mutants in Arabidopsis and other plants. Journal of Experimental Botany, 49(326), 1597–1601. https://doi.org/10.1093/jxb/49.326.1597

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