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Dissection of the complex phenotype in cuticular mutants of Arabidopsis reveals a role of SERRATE as a mediator.

PLoS genetics - 1 Oct 2009

Voisin Derry, Nawrath Christiane, Kurdyukov Sergey, Franke Rochus B, Reina-Pinto José J, Efremova Nadia, Will Isa, Schreiber Lukas, Yephremov Alexander

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Mutations in LACERATA (LCR), FIDDLEHEAD (FDH), and BODYGUARD (BDG) cause a complex developmental syndrome that is consistent with an important role for these Arabidopsis genes in cuticle biogenesis. The genesis of their pleiotropic phenotypes is, however, poorly understood. We provide evidence that neither distorted depositions of cutin, nor deficiencies in the chemical composition of cuticular lipids, account...

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PMID: 19876373
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1000703
PMCID: PMC2760142

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