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Single nucleotide polymorphisms in SEPALLATA 2 underlie fruit length variation in cucurbits.
The Plant cell - 3 Oct 2024
Song Weiyuan, Xie Yang, Liu Bin, Huang Yuxiang, Cheng Zhihua, Zhao Zilong, Tian Di, Geng Yan, Guo Jingyu, Li Chuang, She Daixi, Zhong Yanting, Li Min, Liu Liu, Chen Jiacai, Sun Chengzhen, Zhang Xuejun, Zhou Zhaoyang, Lai Jinsheng, Xin Ming, Yan Liying, Zhao Jianyu, Zhang Xiaolan
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Complete disruption of critical genes is generally accompanied by severe growth and developmental defects, which dramatically hinder its utilization in crop breeding. Identifying subtle changes, such as single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), in critical genes that specifically modulate a favorable trait is a prerequisite to fulfill breeding potential. Here, we found 2 SNPs in the E-class floral organ identity...
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