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Arabidopsis AMY1 expressions and early flowering mutant phenotype.

BMB reports - 28 Feb 2009

Jie Wang, Dashi Yu, XinHong Guo, Xuanming Liu

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The homozygous T-DNA mutant of the AMY1 gene in Arabidopsis was identified and importantly, shown to cause an early flowering phenotype. We found that the disruption of AMY1 enhanced expression of CO and FT. The expression analyses of genes related to starch metabolism revealed that expression of the AGPase small subunit APS1 in the wild type was higher than in the amy1 mutant. However, there were no significant...

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PMID: 19250611
DOI: 10.5483/bmbrep.2009.42.2.101

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