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Embryo defective 14 encodes a plastid-targeted cGTPase essential for embryogenesis in maize.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Nov 2015

Li Cuiling, Shen Yun, Meeley Robert, McCarty Donald R, Tan Bao-Cai

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The embryo defective (emb) mutants in maize genetically define a unique class of loci that is required for embryogenesis but not endosperm development, allowing dissection of two developmental processes of seed formation. Through characterization of the emb14 mutant, we report here that Emb14 gene encodes a circular permuted, YqeH class GTPase protein that likely functions in 30S ribosome formation in plastids....

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PMID: 26771182
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.13045

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