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Isolation and identification of two new alleles of STICHEL in Arabidopsis.

Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 15 May 2018

Xi Ali, Yang Xuying, Deng Meng, Chen Yu, Shao Jingxia, Zhao Jun, An Lijun

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Plant trichome has long been selected as a model system to study the regulatory mechanism during cell development due to its unique growth characteristics. In an effort to explore new components that contribute to trichome development, we performed large-scale forward genetic screening in Arabidopsis, and found two recessive mutants with significant trichome branching defects, both of which display one branched...

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PMID: 29601814
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2018.03.197

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