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Mutation studies in ascidians: a review Crocetta, F.; Marino, R.; Cirino, P.; Macina, A.; Staiano, L.; Esposito, R.; Pezzotti, M.R.; Racioppi, C.; Toscano, F.; De Felice, E.; Locascio, A.; Ristoratore, F.; Spagnuolo, A.; Zanetti, L.; Branno, M.; Sordino, P. (2015). Mutation studies in ascidians: a review. Genesis 53(1): 160-169. https://dx.doi.org/10.1002/dvg.22837 In: Genesis. Wiley-Blackwell: Hoboken. ISSN 1526-954X; e-ISSN 1526-968X, meer

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Book/Review Marine Sciences Marine Sciences > Marine Genomics Marine Sciences > Marine Sciences General Scientific Community Scientific Publication Marien/Kust

Author keywords

mutations; genetics; ascidians; Ciona

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Association of European marine biological laboratories, meer

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Crocetta, F., meer Marino, R. Cirino, P. Macina, A. Staiano, L. Esposito, R.	Pezzotti, M.R. Racioppi, C. Toscano, F. De Felice, E. Locascio, A.	Ristoratore, F. Spagnuolo, A. Zanetti, L. Branno, M. Sordino, P.

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Abstract

Historically, mutations have had a significant impact on the study of developmental processes and phenotypic evolution. Lesions in DNA are created by artificial methods or detected by natural genetic variation. Random mutations are then ascribed to genetic change by direct sequencing or positional cloning. Tunicate species of the ascidian genus Ciona represent nearly fully realized model systems in which gene function can be investigated in depth. Additionally, tunicates are valuable organisms for the study of naturally occurring mutations due to the capability to exploit genetic variation down to the molecular level. Here, we summarize the available information about how mutations are studied in ascidians with examples of insights that have resulted from these applications. We also describe notions and methodologies that might be useful for the implementation of easy and tight procedures for mutations studies in Ciona.

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