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Overexpression of IAA1 with domain II mutation impairs cell elongation and cell division in inflorescences and leaves of Arabidopsis.

Journal of plant physiology - 15 Mar 2009

Ku Su-Jin, Park Jin-Young, Ha Suk-Bong, Kim Jungmook

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The auxin/indoleacetic acid (Aux/IAA) proteins are negative regulators of the auxin response factors (ARFs) that regulate expression of auxin-responsive genes. The Aux/IAA proteins have four conserved domains. Domain II is responsible for the rapid degradation of these proteins. Degradation of th...

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PMID: 18771815
DOI: 10.1016/j.jplph.2008.07.006

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