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MutL homolog 1 participates in interference-sensitive meiotic crossover formation in soybean.

Plant physiology - 31 Jul 2024

Wu Tao, Yang Suxin, Fang Junling, Ye Yongheng, Zhang Yaohua, Gao Jinshan, Leng Jiantian, Zhang Zhirui, Tang Kuanqiang, Bhat Javaid Akhter, Feng Xianzhong

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MutL homolog 1 (MLH1), a member of the MutL homolog family, is required for normal recombination in most organisms. However, its role in soybean (Glycine max) remains unclear to date. Here, we characterized the Glycine max female and male sterility 1 (Gmfms1) mutation that reduces pollen grain viability and increases embryo sac abortion in soybean. Map-based cloning revealed that the causal gene of Gmfms1 is...

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PMID: 38492234
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiae165
PMCID: PMC11288737

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