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Cyclin-Dependent Kinase Inhibitor Gene TaICK1 acts as a Potential Contributor to Wheat Male Sterility induced by a Chemical Hybridizing Agent.
International journal of molecular sciences - 2 Apr 2020
Zhang Lili, Wang Chaojie, Yu Yongang, Zhang Yamin, Song Yulong, Li Zheng, Wang Shuping, Zhang Yanfang, Guo Xiaofeng, Liu Dan, Li Ziliang, Ma Shoucai, Zheng Jinjuan, Zhao Huiyan, Zhang Gaisheng
Abstract excerpt
Heterosis has been widely accepted as an effective strategy to increase yields in plant breeding. Notably, the chemical hybridization agent SQ-1 induces male sterility in wheat, representing a critical potential tool in hybrid seed production. However, the mechanisms underlying the male sterility induced by SQ-1 still remain poorly understood. In this study, a cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor gene, TaICK1, which...
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