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Excess iron accumulation affects maize endosperm development by inhibiting starch synthesis and inducing DNA damage.

Journal of cellular physiology - 1 Dec 2024

Zang Jie, Yao Xueyan, Zhang Tengfei, Yang Boming, Wang Zhen, Quan Shuxuan, Zhang Zhaogui, Liu Juan, Chen Huabang, Zhang Xiansheng, Hou Yifeng

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Iron (Fe) storage in cereal seeds is the principal source of dietary Fe for humans. In maize (Zea mays), the accumulation of Fe in seeds is known to be negatively correlated with crop yield. Hence, it is essential to understand the underlying mechanism, which is crucial for developing and breeding maize cultivars with high yields and high Fe concentrations in the kernels. Here, through the successful application...

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PMID: 39239803
DOI: 10.1002/jcp.31427

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