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lyc1, a transgenic mutant of Lactuca sativa (lettuce) tightly linked to chloroplast biogenesis.

Molecules and cells - 31 Oct 2001

Kim S

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A T-DNA tagging mutant of lettuce was studied. The transgenic lettuce mutant, designated light yellowish cotyledon1 (lyc1), exhibited a chloroplast mutant phenotype in which the chloroplast development was arrested at the cotyledon stage and the cotyledon became a light yellowish due to the reduced level of chlorophyll content. A microscopic observation of the mutant showed that the chloroplasts failed to...

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