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The C2H2-type zinc finger protein SlHair5 acts as a regulatory node coordinating trichome development and leaf morphogenesis in tomatoNARA Subscribed
Key message SlHair5 is a pivotal regulatory node downstream of the H–H4 module that coordinates epidermal differentiation with leaf morphogenesis and plant architecture through a dosage-sensitive transcriptional network and a reciprocal feedback loop. Abstract C2H2-type zinc finger proteins (C2H2 ZFPs) are essential regulators of plant development, yet the mechanisms governing their functional diversification and hierarchical...
Improvement of fluid penetration in soil by plasma blastingNARA Subscribed
Tomato hairless on stems mutant affects trichome developmentNARA Subscribed
Changes in retinal neuronal populations in the DBA/2J mouseNARA Subscribed
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