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The development of spaceflight experiments with Arabidopsis as a model system in gravitropism studies.

Journal of plant research - 1 Sept 1998

Katembe W J, Edelmann R E, Brinckmann E, Kiss J Z

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Experiments with Arabidopsis have been developed for spaceflight studies in the European Space Agency's Biorack module. The Biorack is a multiuser facility that is flown on the United States Space Shuttle and serves as a small laboratory for studying cell and developmental biology in unicells, plants, and small invertebrates. The purpose of our spaceflight research was to investigate the starch-statolith model...

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PMID: 11541551
DOI: 10.1007/BF02507812

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