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Improvement of Rice Agronomic Traits by Editing Type-B Response Regulators.

International journal of molecular sciences - 16 Nov 2022

Li Chuanhong, Gong Chenbo, Wu Jiemin, Yang Linfeng, Zhou Lei, Wu Bian, Gao Liang, Ling Fei, You Aiqing, Li Changyan, Lin Yongjun

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Type-B response regulator proteins in rice contain a conserved receiver domain, followed by a GARP DNA binding domain and a longer C-terminus. Some type-B response regulators such as RR21, RR22 and RR23 are involved in the development of rice leaf, root, flower and trichome. In this study, to evaluate the application potential of type-B response regulators in rice genetic improvement, thirteen type-B response...

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PMID: 36430643
DOI: 10.3390/ijms232214165
PMCID: PMC9698459

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