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Genetics and evolution of MIXTA genes regulating cotton lint fiber development.

The New phytologist - 1 Jan 2018

Wu Huaitong, Tian Yue, Wan Qun, Fang Lei, Guan Xueying, Chen Jiedan, Hu Yan, Ye Wenxue, Zhang Hua, Guo Wangzhen, Chen Xiaoya, Zhang Tianzhen

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Cotton, with cellulose-enriched mature fibers, is the largest source of natural textiles. Through a map-based cloning strategy, we isolated an industrially important lint fiber development gene (Li3 ) that encodes an MYB-MIXTA-like transcription factor (MML) on chromosome D12 (GhMML4_D12). Virus-induced gene silencing or decreasing the expression of the GhMML4_D12 gene in n2 NSM plants resulted in a significant...

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PMID: 29034968
DOI: 10.1111/nph.14844

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