Abstract
Diploids constructed from three clock mutants of Chlamydomonas have been analyzed. In the haploid state, these mutations all lengthen the clock period, and they are at separate genetic loci. One is recessive, one dominant, and one is probably incompletely dominant to their respective wild-type alleles.
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