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A nuclear-encoded chloroplast protein harboring a single CRM domain plays an important role in the Arabidopsis growth and stress response.

BMC plant biology - 16 Apr 2014

Lee Kwanuk, Lee Hwa Jung, Kim Dong Hyun, Jeon Young, Pai Hyun-Sook, Kang Hunseung

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BACKGROUND: Although several chloroplast RNA splicing and ribosome maturation (CRM) domain-containing proteins have been characterized for intron splicing and rRNA processing during chloroplast gene expression, the functional role of a majority of CRM domain proteins in plant growth and development as well as chloroplast RNA metabolism remains largely unknown. Here, we characterized the developmental and stress...

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PMID: 24739417
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2229-14-98
PMCID: PMC4021458

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