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Mitochondrial Genome Structure and Double Strand Break Repair in <em>Arabidopsis thaliana</em>
The mitochondrial genomes of plants are known for their variability in size and arrangement, yet low mutation rates in coding sequences. These opposing characteristics have been suggested to be due to the stability of their DNA maintenance processes and the usage of a double strand break repair (DSB
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