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GHCU, a Molecular Chaperone, Regulates Leaf Curling by Modulating the Distribution of KNGH1 in Cotton.

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) - 1 Jul 2024

Zang Yihao, Xu Chenyu, Yu Lishan, Ma Longen, Xuan Lisha, Yan Sunyi, Zhang Yayao, Cao Yiwen, Li Xiaoran, Si Zhanfeng, Deng Jieqiong, Zhang Tianzhen, Hu Yan

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Leaf shape is considered to be one of the most significant agronomic traits in crop breeding. However, the molecular basis underlying leaf morphogenesis in cotton is still largely unknown. In this study, through genetic mapping and molecular investigation using a natural cotton mutant cu with leaves curling upward, the causal gene GHCU is successfully identified as the key regulator of leaf flattening. Knockout...

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PMID: 38666376
DOI: 10.1002/advs.202402816
PMCID: PMC11234424

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