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L. E. Talbert

Observed name: L E Talbert
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Characterization of a highly conserved sequence related to mutator transposable elements in maize.
1988 · L E Talbert, V L Chandler · Molecular Biology and Evolution · 75
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Mu transposable elements are structurally diverse and distributed throughout the genusZea
1989 · L. E. Talbert, G. I. Patterson, et al. · Journal of Molecular Evolution · 55
Transfer of sequence tagged site PCR markers between wheat and barley
1996 · J. E. Erpelding, N. K. Blake, et al. · Genome · 46
Variability in wheat based on low-copy DNA sequence comparisons
1995 · L. E. Talbert, N. K. Blake, et al. · Genome · 39
Molecular analysis of evolutionary patterns in U genome wild wheats
1995 · P. W. Chee, L. E. Talbert, et al. · Genome · 25
Repetitive DNA variation and pivotal–differential evolution of wild wheats
1993 · L. E. Talbert, G. Kimber, et al. · Genome · 22
Properties of sequence-tagged-site primer sets influencing repeatability
2000 · A Vanichanon, N K Blake, et al. · Genome · 21
Elymus calderi: A New Species in the Triticeae (Poaceae)
1996 · Mary E. Barkworth, R. L. Burkhamer, et al. · Systematic Botany · 4
Genomic diversity detected by transposable element probes is correlated with heterosis.
1990 · L. E. Talbert, William F. Tracy, et al. · Maize genetics cooperation news letter · 1
Works count: 9
Citation count: 288
H-index: 7
I10-index: 7
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