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MADS31 supports female germline development by repressing the post-fertilization program in cereal ovules

2022-12-05

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The female germline of flowering plants develops within a niche of somatic ovule cells, also referred to as the nucellus. How niche cells maintain their own somatic developmental program, yet support the development of adjoining germline cells, remains largely unknown. Here we report that MADS31, a conserved MADS-box transcription factor from the B-sister subclass, is a potent regulator of niche cell identity in b...

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6ce02cd1-28fc-5e1e-918b-590e9b0ba6bc
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10.1101/2022.12.05.519106
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