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LOC543701 - auxin-regulated protein

Solanum lycopersicum

Mito, N. et al., Young, R.J. et al.

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Quinclorac induced the expression of each of the auxin-regulated genes, confirming its proposed mode of herbicidal action as an auxin-type herbicide [1].
These two auxin-regulated signal transduction pathways can be further discriminated by the action of two synthetic auxins, NAA and quinclorac [1].
A segment of DNA 5' to the transcribed region of an auxin-regulated gene, ARPI, from Lycopersicon esculentum Mill. cv. VFN8 contains a sequence with the structural characteristics of a transposable element [2].

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The diageotropica mutation and synthetic auxins differentially affect the expression of auxin-regulated genes in tomato. Mito, N., Bennett, A.B. Plant Physiol. (1995) [Pubmed]
A dispersed family of repetitive DNA sequences exhibits characteristics of a transposable element in the genus Lycopersicon. Young, R.J., Francis, D.M., St Clair, D.A., Taylor, B.H. Genetics (1994) [Pubmed]

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