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Heme oxygenase 1 defects lead to reduced chlorophyll in Brassica napus.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Apr 2017

Zhu Lixia, Yang Zonghui, Zeng Xinhua, Gao Jie, Liu Jie, Yi Bin, Ma Chaozhi, Shen Jinxiong, Tu Jinxing, Fu Tingdong, Wen Jing

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We previously described a Brassica napus chlorophyll-deficient mutant (ygl) with yellow-green seedling leaves and mapped the related gene, BnaC.YGL, to a 0.35 cM region. However, the molecular mechanisms involved in this chlorophyll defect are still unknown. In this study, the BnaC07.HO1 gene (equivalent to BnaC.YGL) was isolated by the candidate gene approach, and its function was confirmed by genetic...

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PMID: 28108964
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-017-0583-y

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