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Genic DNA methylation changes during in vitro organogenesis: organ specificity and conservation between parental lines of epialleles.
Physiologia plantarum - 1 Nov 2012
Maury Stéphane, Trap-Gentil Marie-Véronique, Hébrard Claire, Weyens Guy, Delaunay Alain, Barnes Steve, Lefebvre Marc, Joseph Claude
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During differentiation, in vitro organogenesis calls for the adjustment of the gene expression program toward a new fate. The role of epigenetic mechanisms including DNA methylation is suggested but little is known about the loci affected by DNA methylation changes, particularly in agronomic plants for witch in vitro technologies are useful such as sugar beet. Here, three pairs of organogenic and non-organogenic...
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