doi: 10.1007/BF00267684.
The mating reaction in yeast. II. Spontaneous occurrence of omni-mating types
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The mating reaction in yeast. II. Spontaneous occurrence of omni-mating types
Mol Gen Genet.
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Abstract
Meiosis in diploids of Saccharomyces cerevisiae either homozygous or heterozygous for the dmt gene result, in about 5% of the meiotic products, in spores which have undergone an interconversion at the mating-type locus. Some of these interconversions appear to be the result in the generation of spontaneous omni-mating strains. This phenomenon has now been quantitated and the distribution of mating-type loci in these "natural" amni-mating types determined.
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