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Proteomic identification of differentially expressed proteins in Arabidopsis mutant ntm1-D with disturbed cell division.

Molecules and cells - 29 Feb 2008

Lee Kyung Hyeon, Kim Youn-Sung, Park Chung-Mo, Kim Hie-Joon

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Proteome analysis was performed to identify proteins differentially expressed in an Arabidopsis mutant, ntm1-D. In this mutant the NAC transcription factor NTM1 is constitutively expressed and the resultant phenotypic changes include dwarfism, serrated leaves, and altered floral structures, proba...

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