GHCU, a Molecular Chaperone, Regulates Leaf Curling by Modulating the Distribution of KNGH1 in Cotton (Adv. Sci. 26/2024)
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Abstract
Chaperonin Protein In article number 2402816, Yan Hu, Tianzhen Zhang, and co-workers report a chaperonin protein controls upward-curling leaves margin. They explain this phenotype that had existed for nearly a century. Chaperonin protein GHCU, homeodomain protein KNGH1 and auxin play roles in it.
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OpenAlex topics: Research in Cotton Cultivation
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