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Year-round flowering gene e1, a mutation at the E1 locus on rice chromosome 7 and its combination with green revolution gene sd1 in an isogenic cell line.

Gene - 20 Mar 2022

Tomita Motonori, Obara Yusuke

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Genetic analysis on the year-round flowering gene e1, which was derived from Kanto No. 79, an induced mutant by Koshihikari gamma-ray irradiated, was conducted through the backcross process to combine e1 and sd1 in the genetic background of Koshihikari. e1 strongly forwarded flowering 14 days earlier than the original variety Koshihikairi. Isogenic Koshihiakri combining e1 and sd1 was developed by four times of...

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PMID: 34995737
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2021.146166

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