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Phosphatidylserine Synthase Controls Cell Elongation Especially in the Uppermost Internode in Rice by Regulation of Exocytosis.
PloS one - 1 Jan 2016
Ma Jin, Cheng Zhijun, Chen Jun, Shen Jinbo, Zhang Baocai, Ren Yulong, Ding Yu, Zhou Yihua, Zhang Huan, Zhou Kunneng, Wang Jiu-Lin, Lei Cailin, Zhang Xin, Guo Xiuping, Gao He, Bao Yiqun, Wan Jian-Min
Abstract excerpt
The uppermost internode is one of the fastest elongating organs in rice, and is expected to require an adequate supply of cell-wall materials and enzymes to the cell surface to enhance mechanical strength. Although it has been reported that the phenotype of shortened uppermost internode 1 (sui1) is caused by mutations in PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE SYNTHASE (OsPSS), the underlying mechanism remains unclear. Here we show...
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