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Overexpression of UV-DAMAGED DNA BINDING PROTEIN 1 links plant development and phytonutrient accumulation in high pigment-1 tomato.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Aug 2010

Azari Raviv, Reuveni Moshe, Evenor Dalia, Nahon Sahadia, Shlomo Haviva, Chen Lea, Levin Ilan

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Fruits of tomato plants carrying the high pigment-1 mutations hp-1 and hp-1(w) are characterized by an increased number of plastids coupled with enhanced levels of functional metabolites. Unfortunately, hp-1 mutant plants are also typified by light-dependent retardation in seedling and whole-plant growth and development, which limits their cultivation. These mutations were mapped to the gene encoding UV-DAMAGED...

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Solanum lycopersicum

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PMID: 20566564
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erq176
PMCID: PMC2921201

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