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Gene dosage effect of WEE1 on growth and morphogenesis from arabidopsis hypocotyl explants.

Annals of botany - 1 Dec 2012

Spadafora Natasha, Perrotta Lara, Nieuwland Jeroen, Albani Diego, Bitonti M Beatrice, Herbert Robert J, Doonan John H, Marchbank Angela M, Siciliano Ilario, Lentz Grønlund Anne, Francis Dennis, Rogers Hilary J

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: How plant cell-cycle genes interface with development is unclear. Preliminary evidence from our laboratory suggested that over-expression of the cell cycle checkpoint gene, WEE1, repressed growth and development. Here the hypothesis is tested that the level of WEE1 has a dosage effect on growth and development in Arabidospis thaliana. To do this, a comparison was made of the development of...

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PMID: 23065633
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcs223
PMCID: PMC3503502

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