The tissue expression pattern of the AtGRP5 regulatory region is controlled by a combination of positive and negative elements
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Summary
A 44-bp region was shown to be essential for the epidermal expression of this gene in leaves, stems, flowers and fruits, and is also responsible for high activity of the AtGRP5 promoter in zygotic embryos.
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- article
- Published
- 2010-02-27
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- 13
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- 34
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Keywords
Biology, Expression (computer science), Plant biochemistry, Gene expression, Evolutionary biology
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