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The temperature-dependent change in methylation of the Antirrhinum transposon Tam3 is controlled by the activity of its transposase.

The Plant cell - 1 Jan 2006

Hashida Shin-Nosuke, Uchiyama Takako, Martin Cathie, Kishima Yuji, Sano Yoshio, Mikami Tetsuo

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The Antirrhinum majus transposon Tam3 undergoes low temperature-dependent transposition (LTDT). Growth at 15 degrees C permits transposition, whereas growth at 25 degrees C strongly suppresses it. The degree of Tam3 DNA methylation is altered somatically and positively correlated with growth temperature, an exceptional epigenetic system in plants. Using a Tam3-inactive line, we show that methylation change...

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PMID: 16326924
DOI: 10.1105/tpc.105.037655
PMCID: PMC1323487

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