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[Screening for lifespan-extension mutants with paraquat in Arabidopsis].

Shi yan sheng wu xue bao - 1 Jun 2003

Cao Shu Qing, Xu Qiao Ting, Zhou Hong Jun, Cao Ya Jun, Zhu Yong, Yu Fang, Kuai Ben Ke

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Genetic analyses of lifespan in model animals have revealed that extended lifespans are closely associated to increased resistance to oxidative stress. In the model plant Arabidopsis, late-flowering mutants are also found to be more tolerant to oxidative stress. However, Arabidopsis mutants with...

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