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Splicing regulation by RS2Z36 controls ovary patterning and fruit growth in tomato.

Plant molecular biology - 9 Jun 2026

Vraggalas Stavros, Rosenkranz Remus R E, Keller Mario, Pérez-Pérez Yolanda, Bachiri Samia, Zehl Kerstin J, Bold Jessica, Simm Stefan, Ghatak Arindam, Weckwerth Wolfram, Afjehi-Sadat Leila, Chaturvedi Palak, Testillano Pilar S, Müller-McNicoll Michaela, Zarnack Kathi, Fragkostefanakis Sotirios

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Fruit growth is mediated by cell division and expansion. In tomato, the model for fleshy fruit development, both processes are tightly linked to changes in gene expression, including transcriptional regulation and RNA processing. While several transcription factors are implicated in fruit developmental programs, the role of splicing regulators remains largely unexplored. Expression profiling of splicing-related...

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PMID: 42265472
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-026-01730-w
PMCID: PMC13249928

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