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Tuning the cell-cycle engine for improved plant performance
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| Cell-cycle regulation plays a crucial role in organogenesis, morphogenesis, growth and differentiation and conceptually offers a means to design a next generation of crop plants that outperform traditionally bred ones. However, cell-cycle regulation involves a large, highly redundant, set of genes, which complicates unravelling of function in the context of a higher plant. Nevertheless, ten years of molecular cell-cycle research, primarily in the model plant Arabidopsis, have demonstrated its potential for altering plant development. | | |
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English
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Current opinion in biotechnology. - Chicago, Ill. | |
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Chicago, Ill. : 2005
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0958-1669
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16:2(2005), p. 142-146
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000228746600006
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