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Characterization of the multigene family TaHKT 2;1 in bread wheat and the role of gene members in plant Na(+) and K(+) status.

BMC plant biology - 11 Jun 2014

Ariyarathna H A Chandima K, Ul-Haq Tanveer, Colmer Timothy D, Francki Michael G

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BACKGROUND: A member of the TaHKT2;1 multigene family was previously identified as a Na(+) transporter with a possible role in root Na(+) uptake. In the present study, the existing full-length cDNA of this member was used as a basis to query the International Wheat Genome Survey Sequence to identify all members of the TaHKT2;1 family. Individual TaHKT2;1 genes were subsequently studied for gene and predicted...

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PMID: 24920193
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2229-14-159
PMCID: PMC4079177

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