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XRN4 and LARP1 are required for a heat-triggered mRNA decay pathway involved in plant acclimation and survival during thermal stress.

Cell reports - 12 Dec 2013

Merret Rémy, Descombin Julie, Juan Yu-ting, Favory Jean-Jacques, Carpentier Marie-Christine, Chaparro Cristian, Charng Yee-yung, Deragon Jean-Marc, Bousquet-Antonelli Cécile

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To survive adverse and ever-changing environmental conditions, an organism must be able to adapt. It has long been established that the cellular reaction to stress includes the upregulation of genes coding for specific stress-responsive factors. In the present study, we demonstrate that during the early steps of the heat stress response, 25% of the Arabidopsis seedling transcriptome is targeted for rapid...

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PMID: 24332370
DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2013.11.019

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