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The splicing genes SmEa and SmEb regulate plant development during vegetative growth in poplar.

BMC plant biology - 23 Dec 2025

Goretti Daniela, Collani Silvio, Marcon Alice, Nilsson Ove, Schmid Markus

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BACKGROUND: Spliceosomes are large evolutionary conserved ribonucleoprotein complexes containing at their core heptameric rings of Sm (or LSm) proteins and U-rich snRNAs. The role of Sm proteins in animal development is well established, and recent research has begun to link mutations in these genes to growth defects in plants. One of the most studied Sm genes is SmE1/PCP, mutants of which display a...

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PMID: 41436944
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-025-07676-3
PMCID: PMC12729064

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