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ALR encoding dCMP deaminase is critical for DNA damage repair, cell cycle progression and plant development in rice.

Journal of experimental botany - 16 Dec 2017

Niu Mei, Wang Yihua, Wang Chunming, Lyu Jia, Wang Yunlong, Dong Hui, Long Wuhua, Wang Di, Kong Weiyi, Wang Liwei, Guo Xiuping, Sun Liting, Hu Tingting, Zhai Huqu, Wang Haiyang, Wan Jianmin

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Deoxycytidine monophosphate deaminase (dCMP deaminase, DCD) is crucial to the production of dTTP needed for DNA replication and damage repair. However, the effect of DCD deficiency and its molecular mechanism are poorly understood in plants. Here, we isolated and characterized a rice albinic leaf and growth retardation (alr) mutant that is manifested by albinic leaves, dwarf stature and necrotic lesions....

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PMID: 29186482
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erx380

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