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Rice TCM1 Encoding a Component of the TAC Complex is Required for Chloroplast Development under Cold Stress.

The plant genome - 1 Mar 2018

Lin Dongzhi, Zheng Kailun, Liu Zhaohui, Li Zhikang, Teng Sheng, Xu Jianlong, Dong Yanjun

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Transcriptionally active chromosome (TAC) is a component of protein-DNA complexes with RNA polymerase activity, expressed in the plastid. However, the function of rice TAC proteins is still poorly understood. In this paper, we first report the identification of a new rice ( L.) mutant () in the gene encoding TAC. The mutant displayed an albino phenotype and malformed chloroplasts before the three-leaf stage when...

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PMID: 29505628
DOI: 10.3835/plantgenome2016.07.0065
PMCID: PMC12810078

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