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Proteome analysis and characterization of phenotypes of lesion mimic mutant spotted leaf 6 in rice.

Proteomics - 1 Jul 2007

Kang Sang Gu, Matin Mohammad Nurul, Bae Hanhong, Natarajan Savithiry

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Rice spotted leaf 6 (spl6) mutant produces lesions caused by spontaneous cell death in the absence of pathogenic infection. Expression of this genetic trait was developmentally programmed. After the tillering stage, small red and brown lesions were initiated in groups on the leaf blade. Eventually, the lesions formed parallel lines along the midrib of the leaf. Under light and transmission electron microscopy, we...

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PMID: 17623303
DOI: 10.1002/pmic.200600961

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