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A Novel Single Base Mutation in OsSPL42 Leads to the Formation of Leaf Lesions in Rice.

International journal of molecular sciences - 5 Nov 2024

Li Panpan, Shang Huihui, Xu Xia, Gong Junyi, Wu Jian-Li, Zhang Xiaobo

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Rice spotted-leaf mutants serve as valuable resources for studying plant programmed cell death (PCD) and disease resistance mechanisms, making them crucial for research on disease resistance in rice. Map-based cloning was used to identify and clone the spotted-leaf gene OsSPL42. Then, functional complementation and CRISPR/Cas9 techniques were also employed to further validate the function of this gene. By...

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PMID: 39595944
DOI: 10.3390/ijms252211871
PMCID: PMC11594205

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