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Reporter Gene Analysis Of Five Members of the SD-RLK and SCRL Gene Families Found in Arabidopsis thaliana.

Published: 
May 4, 2016
Authors : 
DeBoer, R., Biondo, A., Long, S., Kilner, C., Roman, P., Walsh, L., Fenstermaker, T., Zuilkoski, K., Patel, D., Nasrallah, J., Nasrallah, M., Dwyer, K.

Abstract:

In Arabidopsis thaliana plants, the SD-RLK and SCRL genes encode proteins proposed to initiate various signal transduction pathways regulating important plant processes such as development, reproduction and defense. Reporter Gene Analysis was used to characterize the tissue and developmental-specific expression of the At1g60983, At1g60989, At2g41890, At1g11300, At1g61480, and At5g45875 genes.

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Christopher Kilner
Christopher is the founder and chairman of The Woape Foundation, a 2015 Goldwater Scholar, 2017 Mitchell Scholar, and a current PhD student at Duke University. He leverages remote sensing, Bayesian modeling and field work to model future climate change induced forest mast behavior in forests.

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