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Translatability of a plant-mRNA strongly influences its accumulation in transgenic plants.

Nucleic acids research - 25 May 1990

Vancanneyt G, Rosahl S, Willmitzer L

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Current knowledge of parameters affecting RNA stability is very restricted in plants. Here we investigated factors which might contribute to the stability of a particular plant messenger RNA. To this end, insertion and deletion mutants were made in two different exons and an intron of the transcribed region of a well characterised patatin gene (pgT5). Mutant genes were expressed under the control of a strong...

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PMID: 2349090
DOI: 10.1093/nar/18.10.2917
PMCID: PMC330819

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