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CESA5 is required for the synthesis of cellulose with a role in structuring the adherent mucilage of Arabidopsis seeds.

Plant physiology - 1 Aug 2011

Sullivan Stuart, Ralet Marie-Christine, Berger Adeline, Diatloff Eugene, Bischoff Volker, Gonneau Martine, Marion-Poll Annie, North Helen M

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Imbibed Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) seeds are encapsulated by mucilage that is formed of hydrated polysaccharides released from seed coat epidermal cells. The mucilage is structured with water-soluble and adherent layers, with cellulose present uniquely in an inner domain of the latter. Using a reverse-genetic approach to identify the cellulose synthases (CESAs) that produce mucilage cellulose, cesa5...

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PMID: 21705653
DOI: 10.1104/pp.111.179077
PMCID: PMC3149949

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