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Transposon tagging of the maize Glossy2 locus with the transposable element En/Spm.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Dec 1995

Tacke E, Korfhage C, Michel D, Maddaloni M, Motto M, Lanzini S, Salamini F, Döring H P

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The Glossy2 (Gl2) locus of maize is required for the formation of the epicuticular wax layer of young plants. gl2 mutant seedlings can be visually identified because of their glossy leaf surface which is different from the dull surface of wild-type seedlings. The Gl2 locus was isolated by transposon tagging. Seven unstable mutations, gl2-m2 to gl2-m8, were induced in a parental strain carrying an active...

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PMID: 8580961
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-313x.1995.8060907.x

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