Homeologs of the Argonaute1 Show Different Susceptibilities to miR168-mediated Control

Autor: Gursinski T., Pirovano W., Gambino G., Friedrich S., Behrens S., Pantaleo V.

Publikováno v: INTERNATIONAL MEETING "comunication in Plant and Their Responses to the Environment", Halle/Saale, 14-17 Maggio 2015
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INTERNATIONAL MEETING "comunication in Plant and Their Responses to the Environment" 2015, Halle / Saale, 14/17 May 2015
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The Argonaute1 (ago1) gene was first discovered in Arabidopsis thaliana and further described trough plant mutants that showed pleiotropic developmental anomalies of all plant organs. In fact, most miRNAs are incorporated into AGO1 and guide the RNA

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