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A Single Nucleotide Variation of CRS2 Affected the Establishment of Photosynthetic System in Rice.

International journal of molecular sciences - 18 Mar 2023

Chen Hongwei, Wang Qi, Fan Mingqian, Zhang Xijuan, Feng Pulin, Zhu Lin, Wu Jiayi, Cheng Xiaoyi, Wang Jiayu

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Chloroplasts are essential sites for plant photosynthesis, and the biogenesis of the photosynthetic complexes involves the interaction of nuclear genes and chloroplast genes. In this study, we identified a rice pale green leaf mutant, crs2. The crs2 mutant showed different degrees of low chlorophyll phenotypes at different growth stages, especially at the seedling stage. Fine mapping and DNA sequencing of crs2...

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PMID: 36982870
DOI: 10.3390/ijms24065796
PMCID: PMC10054620

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