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Analysis of the functional conservation of ethylene receptors between maize and Arabidopsis.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Nov 2010

Chen Jui-Fen, Gallie Daniel R

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Ethylene, a regulator of plant growth and development, is perceived by specific receptors that act as negative regulators of the ethylene response. Five ethylene receptors, i.e., ETR1, ERS1, EIN4, ETR2, and ERS2, are present in Arabidopsis and dominant negative mutants of each that confer ethylene insensitivity have been reported. In contrast, maize contains just two types of ethylene receptors: ZmERS1, encoded...

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PMID: 20835883
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-010-9686-4
PMCID: PMC2952764

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