The yellow-in-the-dark chIL Chlamydomonas mutant as a model for time-resolved chloroplast biogenesis and retrograde signaling.

doi:10.1093/plphys/kiag600

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The yellow-in-the-dark chIL Chlamydomonas mutant as a model for time-resolved chloroplast biogenesis and retrograde signaling.

Plant physiology - 4 Aug 2026

Ruiz-Sola M Águila, De Silvio Mariano A, Becerra-Tinoco Mario, Quintero-Moreno Andrea M, Pacenza Beatrice, Crespo José L, Monte Elena

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Understanding chloroplast biogenesis is key given the importance of photosynthesis and chloroplast metabolism. Chloroplast assembly has been extensively studied in angiosperms, where the main hallmarks have been established, including the need for nuclear and plastid genome coordination through anterograde and retrograde signals. However, recent works in other photosynthetic lineages have revealed both divergent...

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PMID: 42605531
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiag600
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