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Targeting the AtCWIN1 gene to explore the role of invertases in sucrose transport in roots and during Botrytis cinerea infection

Veillet et al., 2016

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Veillet F
Gaillard C
Coutos-Thévenot P
La Camera S
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Frontiers in Plant Science

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Cell wall invertases (CWIN) cleave sucrose into glucose and fructose in the apoplast. CWINs are key regulators of carbon partitioning and source/sink relationships during growth, development and under biotic stresses. In this report, we monitored the expression/activity of …
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