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Isolation of 151 mutants that have developmental defects from T-DNA tagging.
Plant & cell physiology - 1 Jan 2007
Ahn Ji Hoon, Kim Joonki, Yoo Seong Jeon, Yoo So Yeon, Roh Hyungmin, Choi Jun-Hyuk, Choi Mi Suk, Chung Kyung Sook, Han Eun Ju, Hong Sung Myun, Jung Sung Hye, Kang Hyo Jin, Kim Bo Kyung, Kim Mi Duk, Kim Youn Kyung, Kim Yun Hee, Lee Hanna, Park Soo Hyun, Yang Jee Hoon, Yang Jung Won, Yoo Dong-Hun, Yoo Seung Kwan, Lee Jong Seob
Abstract excerpt
In order to understand the mechanisms underlying plant development, a necessary first step involves the elucidation of the functions of the genes, via the analysis of mutants that exhibit developmental defects. In this study, an activation tagging mutant library harboring 80,650 independent Arabidopsis transformants was generated in order to screen for developmental mutants. A total of 129 mutants manifesting...
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