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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"T-DNA mutant"”.
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KINETIC ANALYSIS OF AUXIN-INDUCED TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR NETWORKS CONTROLLING LATERAL ROOT DEVELOPMENT IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA
… factors from ARF19. Quantitative RT-PCR and T-DNA mutant phenotype analysis support their regulation by ARF19 and roles in lateral root development. Using literature and in silico relationships between all transcription factors, 12 transcription factors were identified from this network to …
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Nitrilase 2: insight into its regulation in Arabidopsis and its potential for improving maize salt tolerance
… control and saline conditions. An atmyb30 T-DNA mutant line also showed a reduction in salt tolerance, however AtNit2 was still upregulated under saline conditions in the atmyb30 T-DNA mutant lines. Overall, this data indicates that AtMYB30 might play an indirect role in AtNit2 regulation. To …
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Functional analysis of the CP12 gene family in Arabidopsis
… This was done by using Arabidopsis thaliana T-DNA mutant and RNAi transgenic lines with a reduced level of CP12. Our results revealed that single mutant lines did not develop a severe growth phenotype. However, a reduction in the transcript of more than one CP12 gene, in a number of multiple …
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Brachypodium distachyon as a genetic model pathosystem to study resistance against fungal pathogens of small grain cereals
… susceptibility to FHB. Chapter 2 uses wheat EMS mutant lines characterized for altered senescence to test for a relationship between ET-sensitivity, senescence and resistance to FHB. Candidate mutant lines displaying high level of resistance to FHB were identified and resistance was associated …
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Characterization of the cardiolipin synthase from arabidopsis thaliana
… onto PG. The analysis of yeast and mammalian mutants deficient in CL or PG biosynthesis provided evidence that these anionic lipids are required for proper biogenesis and function of mitochondria and, thus, for maintenance of cell integrity. In contrast to yeast and mammalian cells, little is …