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Plant Mitochondrial Genome Evolution and Structure Has Been Shaped by Double-strand Break Repair and Recombination
Plant mitochondrial genomes are large but contain a small number of genes. These genes have very low mutation rates, but genomes rearrange and expand at significant rates. We propose that much of the apparent complexity of plant mitochondrial genomes can be explained by the interactions of double-st
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