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A loss-of-function allele of OsHMA3 associated with high cadmium accumulation in shoots and grain of Japonica rice cultivars.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Sept 2016

Yan Jiali, Wang Peitong, Wang Peng, Yang Meng, Lian Xingming, Tang Zhong, Huang Chao-Feng, Salt David E, Zhao Fang Jie

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Excessive cadmium (Cd) accumulation in rice poses a risk to food safety. OsHMA3 plays an important role in restricting Cd translocation from roots to shoots. A non-functional allele of OsHMA3 has been reported in some Indica rice cultivars with high Cd accumulation, but it is not known if OsHMA3 allelic variation is associated with Cd accumulation in Japonica cultivars. In this study, we identified a Japonica...

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PMID: 27038090
DOI: 10.1111/pce.12747

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