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Sequential Ascus Collection in Neurospora crassa Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: A chamber has been devised to collect asci sequentially as they are ejected from individual perithecia of . Increasing age of a perithecium brought about a concurrent decrease of crossing-over. The results indicate that the exchange rates are not independent of time.

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Sequential Ascus Collection in Neurospora crassa
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