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Requirement of CHROMOMETHYLASE3 for somatic inheritance of the spontaneous tomato epimutation Colourless non-ripening.
Scientific reports - 17 Mar 2015
Chen Weiwei, Kong Junhua, Qin Cheng, Yu Sheng, Tan Jinjuan, Chen Yun-ru, Wu Chaoqun, Wang Hui, Shi Yan, Li Chunyang, Li Bin, Zhang Pengcheng, Wang Ying, Lai Tongfei, Yu Zhiming, Zhang Xian, Shi Nongnong, Wang Huizhong, Osman Toba, Liu Yule, Manning Kenneth, Jackson Stephen, Rolin Dominique, Zhong Silin, Seymour Graham B, Gallusci Philippe, Hong Yiguo
Abstract excerpt
Naturally-occurring epimutants are rare and have mainly been described in plants. However how these mutants maintain their epigenetic marks and how they are inherited remain unknown. Here we report that CHROMOMETHYLASE3 (SlCMT3) and other methyltransferases are required for maintenance of a spontaneous epimutation and its cognate Colourless non-ripening (Cnr) phenotype in tomato. We screened a series of DNA...
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