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Molecular breeding of Osfer 2 gene to increase iron nutrition in rice grain.

GM crops & food - 1 Jan 2000

Paul Soumitra, Ali Nusrat, Gayen Dipak, Datta Swapan K, Datta Karabi

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Rice being a staple food, contains little iron in the edible grain. To increase the iron nutrition in rice grains, our present study highlights the first time development of high iron rice grain by exploring the endosperm specific overexpression of endogenous ferritin gene. The gene has been clon...

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PMID: 22992483
DOI: 10.4161/gmcr.22104

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