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CsHPt1, a putative histidine-containing phosphotransmitter protein induced during early somatic embryogenesis in Valencia sweet orange

2006-01-01

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A cDNA named CsHPt1 (for Citrus sinensis histidine phosphotransmitter protein 1) containing a conserved domain characteristic of a two-component phosphorelay intermediate associated with signal transduction mechanisms, was isolated from globular embryos of C. sinensis sweet orange cv. 'Valencia' by differential display RT-PCR. The corresponding full-length cDNA, subsequently obtained by RACE-PCR, is 772 bp with a...

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be1d9dfb-d9f7-5e40-916a-61179aceb5bb
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10.1016/j.plantsci.2005.07.024
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