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A novel C2-domain phospholipid-binding protein, OsPBP1, is required for pollen fertility in rice.

Molecular plant - 1 Sept 2008

Yang Wen-Qiang, Lai Ying, Li Mei-Na, Xu Wen-Ying, Xue Yong-Biao

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Pollen fertility is a crucial factor for successful pollination and essential for seed formation. Recent studies have suggested that a diverse range of internal and external factors, signaling components and their related pathways are likely involved in pollen fertility. Here, we report a single C2-domain containing protein, OsPBP1, initially identified through cDNA microarray analysis. OsPBP1 is a single copy...

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PMID: 19825580
DOI: 10.1093/mp/ssn035

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