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PRR9 and PRR7 negatively regulate the expression of EC components under warm temperature in roots.

Plant signaling & behavior - 1 Feb 2021

Yuan Li, Hu Yue, Li Shilin, Xie Qiguang, Xu Xiaodong

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Circadian clock operates autonomously in each cell and drives the approximately 24-h rhythm in individual tissues and organs. It is known that the evening complex (EC) components and GI are required for ambient temperature perception and thermomorphogenesis in higher plants. Our previous study found that PRR9 and 7 are required for the lengthened period of the circadian rhythm in roots, and they are responsible...

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PMID: 33270500
DOI: 10.1080/15592324.2020.1855384
PMCID: PMC7849674

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