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CHLOROPLAST BIOGENESIS genes act cell and noncell autonomously in early chloroplast development.

Plant physiology - 1 May 2004

Gutiérrez-Nava María de la Luz, Gillmor C Stewart, Jiménez Luis F, Guevara-García Arturo, León Patricia

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In order to identify nuclear genes required for early chloroplast development, a collection of photosynthetic pigment mutants of Arabidopsis was assembled and screened for lines with extremely low levels of chlorophyll. Nine chloroplast biogenesis (clb) mutants that affect proplastid growth and thylakoid membrane formation and result in an albino seedling phenotype were identified. These mutations identify six...

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PMID: 15133149
DOI: 10.1104/pp.103.036996
PMCID: PMC429399

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