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Title: RICE PHYC GENE: STRUCTURE, EXPRESSION, MAP POSITION AND EVOLUTION
Authors
 | Basu, Debabrata - UCB/ARS PGEC ALBANY CA | | Dehesh, Katayoon - UCB P&MB BERKELEY CA | | Schneider-Poetsch, Hans-Jorg - UNIV KOLN, GERMANY | | Harrington, Sandra - CORNELL UNIV, ITHACA NY | | Mccouch, Susan - CORNELL UNIV, ITHACA NY | | Quail, Peter - UCB/ARS PGEC ALBANY CA |
Submitted to: Plant Molecular Biology
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: September 1, 2000
Publication Date: September 1, 2000
Citation: BASU, D., DEHESH, K., SCHNEIDER-POETSCH, H., HARRINGTON, S.E., MCCOUCH, S.R., QUAIL, P.H. 2002. Rice PHYC gene: Structure, Expression, Map Position and Evolution. Plant Molecular Biology 44(1):27-42.
Interpretive Summary: KNOX genes function in plant meristems, which produce leaves and stems. Three recent studies show that the dwarf phenotype, brevipedicellus, is caused by a recessive mutation in a KNOX gene. A fourth study shows that misexpression of KNOX genes leads to novel features that may have selective value.
Technical Abstract:
KNOX genes function in plant meristems, which produce leaves and stems. Three recent studies show that the dwarf phenotype, brevipedicellus, is caused by a recessive mutation in a KNOX gene. A fourth study shows that misexpression of KNOX genes leads to novel features that may have selective value.
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