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MADS-box genes expressed during tomato seed and fruit development

Plant Molecular Biology, 2003
MADS-box genes in plants are putative transcription factors involved in regulating numerous developmental processes, such as meristem and organ identity in inflorescences and in flowers. Recent reports indicate that they are involved in other processes than flower development such as the establishment of developing embryos, seed coat and ultimately in ...
María Victoria, Busi, Claudia, Bustamante, Cecilia, D'Angelo, Mauricio, Hidalgo-Cuevas, Silvana B, Boggio, Estela M, Valle, Eduardo, Zabaleta   +6 more
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Cloning, mapping and expression analysis of barley MADS-box genes

Plant Molecular Biology, 2000
Six MADS-box cDNA clones were isolated by heterologous screening from a barley inflorescence cDNA library. Based on sequence comparison to known MADS-box genes, the barley MADS-box (BM) genes were grouped into three distinct phylogenetic subclasses of the MADS-box gene family.
Schmitz J., Franzen R., Ngyuen T. H., Garcia-Maroto F., Pozzi C., Salamini F., Rohde W.   +6 more
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Characterization and transcriptional profiles of two rice MADS-box genes

Plant Science, 2000
The plant MADS-box gene family plays a key role in plant development, especially in flower development. We designed degenerate primer according to the MADS-box conserved region and isolated two cDNA from rice, FDRMADS6 and FDRMADS7, which are homologous to AP1.
, Jia, , Chen, , Cong, , Cao, , Sun, , Luo   +5 more
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Dormancy-Associated MADS-BOX Genes: A Review

2015
Dormancy-associated MADS-BOX (DAM) genes encode transcription factors suspected of regulating bud dormancy in numerous perennials. This chapter discusses the functional genetics and regulation of these genes. Further, this chapter summarizes the supporting evidence for these transcription factors playing a central role in seasonal bud dormancy ...
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CHARACTERIZATION OF RIPENING-SPECIFIC MADS-BOX GENES FROM BANANA

Acta Horticulturae, 2007
The study of developmental control of banana ripening has been initiated by cloning two MADS-box cDNA fragments (MaMADS1, MaMADS2) from ripening banana. The genes showed 66% homology to each other and 49 and 54% homology to LeRIN, respectively. Their homology to C-terminus is only 18 and 33%, respectively.
H. Friedman, E.T. Ocampo, T. Elitzur, E. Pesis, J.J. Giovannoni, J. Vrebalov   +5 more
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MADS-BOX GENES AND USES THEREOF

2000
Described are nucleic acid molecules encoding novel MADS-box proteins which are expressed in the upper florets of spikelets of grass inflorescences as well as regulatory sequences which naturally regulate the expression of such nucleic acid molecules.
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Plant biology. MADS-box genes reach maturity.

Science (New York, N.Y.), 2002
Barry, Causier, Martin, Kieffer, Brendan, Davies   +2 more
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Perenniality: the tale of three MADS-box genes

Cell Research
Zheng, Li, Ruichen, Ma, Rishikesh P, Bhalerao   +2 more
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An ancestral MADS-box gene duplication occurred before the divergence of plants and animals

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2000
Soraya Pelaz, Lluis Ribas de Pouplana
exaly  

MADS-Box Transcription Factor AGL21 Regulates Lateral Root Development and Responds to Multiple External and Physiological Signals

Molecular Plant, 2014
Lin-Hui Yu, Zi-Qing Miao, Guo-Feng Qi
exaly