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Comprehensive analysis of stress-activated protein kinase genes (OsSAPKs) in rice flowering time.

Planta - 10 May 2024

Liu Yingxiang, Zhou Wenyan, He Mingliang, Sui Jingjing, Tian Xiaojie, Guan Qingjie, Yu Xinglong, Li Kun, Bu Qingyun, Li Xiufeng

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MAIN CONCLUSION: The rice SnRK2 members SAPK4, SAPK5, SAPK7 and SAPK10 are positive regulators involved in the regulation of rice flowering, while other single mutants exhibited no effect on rice flowering. The rice SnRK2 family, comprising 10 members known as SAPK (SnRK2-Associated Protein Kinase), is pivotal in the abscisic acid (ABA) pathway and crucial for various biological processes, such as drought...

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PMID: 38724681
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-024-04431-0

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