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A novel function for a redox-related LEA protein (SAG21/AtLEA5) in root development and biotic stress responses.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Feb 2012

Salleh Faezah Mohd, Evans Karly, Goodall Benjamin, Machin Helena, Mowla Shaheen B, Mur Luis A J, Runions John, Theodoulou Frederica L, Foyer Christine H, Rogers Hilary J

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SAG21/AtLEA5 belongs to the late embryogenesis-associated (LEA) protein family. Although it has been implicated in growth and redox responses, its precise roles remain obscure. To address this problem, we characterized root and shoot development and response to biotic stress in SAG21/AtLEA5 over-expressor (OEX) and antisense (AS) lines. AS lines exhibited earlier flowering and senescence and reduced shoot...

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PMID: 21736589
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3040.2011.02394.x

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