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cor Gene expression in barley mutants affected in chloroplast development and photosynthetic electron transport.

Plant physiology - 1 Feb 2003

Dal Bosco Cristina, Busconi Marco, Govoni Chiara, Baldi Paolo, Stanca A Michele, Crosatti Cristina, Bassi Roberto, Cattivelli Luigi

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The expression of several barley (Hordeum vulgare) cold-regulated (cor) genes during cold acclimation was blocked in the albino mutant a(n), implying a chloroplast control on mRNAs accumulation. By using albino and xantha mutants ordered according to the step in chloroplast biogenesis affected, we show that the cold-dependent accumulation of cor14b, tmc-ap3, and blt14 mRNAs depends on plastid developmental stage....

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PMID: 12586903
DOI: 10.1104/pp.014530
PMCID: PMC166855

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