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The conserved PFT1 tandem repeat is crucial for proper flowering in Arabidopsis thaliana
Pauline Rival, Maximilian O. Press, Jacob Bale, Tanya Grancharova, Soledad F. Undurraga, Christine Queitsch
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/006437
Pauline Rival
*University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences
Maximilian O. Press
*University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences
Jacob Bale
*University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences
§University of Washington Molecular and Cellular Biology Graduate Program
†University of Washington Department of Biochemistry
Tanya Grancharova
*University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences
Soledad F. Undurraga
*University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences
1current address: Universidad Mayor Centro de Genómica y Bioinformática, Santiago, Chile
Christine Queitsch
*University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences
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Posted August 04, 2014.
The conserved PFT1 tandem repeat is crucial for proper flowering in Arabidopsis thaliana
Pauline Rival, Maximilian O. Press, Jacob Bale, Tanya Grancharova, Soledad F. Undurraga, Christine Queitsch
bioRxiv 006437; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/006437
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