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Identification of the Trichome Patterning Core Network Using Data from Weak ttg1 Alleles to Constrain the Model Space.

Cell reports - 15 Dec 2020

Balkunde Rachappa, Deneer Anna, Bechtel Hanna, Zhang Bipei, Herberth Stefanie, Pesch Martina, Jaegle Benjamin, Fleck Christian, Hülskamp Martin

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The regular distribution of trichomes on leaves in Arabidopsis is a well-understood model system for two-dimensional pattern formation. It involves more than 10 genes and is governed by two patterning principles, the activator-inhibitor (AI) and the activator-depletion (AD) mechanisms, though their relative contributions are unknown. The complexity of gene interactions, protein interactions, and intra- and...

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PMID: 33326794
DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2020.108497

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