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Identification of tapetum-specific genes by comparing global gene expression of four different male sterile lines in Brassica oleracea.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Apr 2015

Ma Yuan, Kang Jungen, Wu Jian, Zhu Yingguo, Wang Xiaowu

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The tapetum plays an important role in anther development by providing necessary enzymes and nutrients for pollen development. However, it is difficult to identify tapetum-specific genes on a large-scale because of the difficulty of separating tapetum cells from other anther tissues. Here, we reported the identification of tapetum-specific genes by comparing the gene expression patterns of four male sterile (MS)...

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PMID: 25711971
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-015-0287-0
PMCID: PMC4377141

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