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The MicroRNA390/TAS3 Pathway Mediates Symbiotic Nodulation and Lateral Root Growth.

Plant physiology - 1 Aug 2017

Hobecker Karen Vanesa, Reynoso Mauricio Alberto, Bustos-Sanmamed Pilar, Wen Jiangqi, Mysore Kirankumar S, Crespi Martín, Blanco Flavio Antonio, Zanetti María Eugenia

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Legume roots form two types of postembryonic organs, lateral roots and symbiotic nodules. Nodule formation is the result of the interaction of legumes with rhizobia and requires the mitotic activation and differentiation of root cells as well as an independent, but coordinated, program that allows infection by rhizobia. MicroRNA390 (miR390) is an evolutionarily conserved microRNA that targets the Trans-Acting...

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PMID: 28663332
DOI: 10.1104/pp.17.00464
PMCID: PMC5543954

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