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An Arabidopsis ACT2 dominant-negative mutation, which disturbs F-actin polymerization, reveals its distinctive function in root development.

Plant & cell physiology - 1 Nov 2003

Nishimura Taisuke, Yokota Etsuo, Wada Takuji, Shimmen Teruo, Okada Kiyotaka

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Eight functional actin genes are present in Arabidopsis: The functional characterization of these genes in loss-of-function mutants is difficult, because highly conserved isovariants are generally expressed in the same tissue. We isolated a novel semi-dominant mutant allele (act2-2D) of an actin...

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PMID: 14634149
DOI: 10.1093/pcp/pcg158

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