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<em>Msh1</em> Influence on Plant Mitochondrial Genome Recombination and Phenotype in Tobacco
Plant mitochondrial genomes are composed of unusually complex structures, due to active recombination at numerous repeated sequences in the genome. The maintenance of mitochondrial genome stability is under the control of identifiable nuclear genes. In plants, three nuclear genes (MSH1, RECA3 and OS
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