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Non-Oak Ridge RFLP patterns in the Neurospora crassa multicent-2 strains

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The N. crassa strain multicent-2 (FGSC 4488) is widely used for RFLP mapping (Metzenberg et al. 1984 Neurospora Newsl. 31:35-39). The genetic background of multicent- 2 is considered as being largely "Oak Ridge". However, by studying RFLP patterns, we have recently found that a region in the multicent-2 linkage group VII differs considerably from that of the standard wild type "Oak Ridge" 74-OR23-1A (FGSC 987) (Haedo et al. 1992 Genetics, in press). We extend here this observation to a 40 kb region on the left arm of linkage group I. Table I shows that the analyzed region on chromosome I is largely "Oak Ridge" both in multicent-2 and, as expected, the Mauriceville-1c genome.

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Haedo, S. D., Mautino, M. R. & Rosa, A. L., (1992) “Non-Oak Ridge RFLP patterns in the Neurospora crassa multicent-2 strains”, Fungal Genetics Reports 39(1), 23. doi: https://doi.org/10.4148/1941-4765.1434

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1992-01-01