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Rice ASR1 and ASR5 are complementary transcription factors regulating aluminium responsive genes.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Mar 2016

Arenhart Rafael Augusto, Schunemann Mariana, Bucker Neto Lauro, Margis Rogerio, Wang Zhi-Yong, Margis-Pinheiro Marcia

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Rice is the most tolerant staple crop to aluminium (Al) toxicity, which is a limiting stress for grain production worldwide. This Al tolerance is the result of combined mechanisms that are triggered in part by the transcription factor ASR5. ASRs are dual target proteins that participate as chaperones in the cytoplasm and as transcription factors in the nucleus. Moreover, these proteins respond to biotic and...

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PMID: 26476017
DOI: 10.1111/pce.12655
PMCID: PMC7256019

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