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Constitutively enhanced genome integrity maintenance and direct stress mitigation characterize transcriptome of extreme stress-adapted <i>Arabidopsis halleri</i>

2019-11-29

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Heavy metal-rich toxic soils and ordinary soils are both natural habitats of Arabidopsis halleri . The molecular divergence underlying survival in sharply contrasting environments is unknown. Here we comparatively address metal physiology and transcriptomes of A. halleri originating from the most highly heavy metal-contaminated soil in Europe, Ponte Nossa (Noss/IT), and from non-metalliferous (NM) soil. Noss exh...

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4374af1b-4714-5af4-b645-9ad36c847616
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10.1101/859249
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