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Cytological and biochemical analysis of COF1, an Arabidopsis mutant of an ABC transporter gene.

Plant & cell physiology - 1 Nov 2007

Ukitsu Hiroki, Kuromori Takashi, Toyooka Kiminori, Goto Yumi, Matsuoka Ken, Sakuradani Eiji, Shimizu Sakayu, Kamiya Asako, Imura Yuko, Yuguchi Masahiro, Wada Takuji, Hirayama Takashi, Shinozaki Kazuo

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In transposon-tagged lines of Arabidopsis we found two new mutants, cof1-1 and cof1-2 (cuticular defect and organ fusion), that show the phenotype of wilting when grown in soil, organ fusion of rosette leaves and infertility. Toluidine blue testing and scanning electron microscopy observation revealed that these mutants had cuticular defects in the stems and adult leaves, but not in cotyledones. Transmission...

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PMID: 17971336
DOI: 10.1093/pcp/pcm139

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