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α-Glucosidase I is required for cellulose biosynthesis and morphogenesis in Arabidopsis

Gillmor et al., 2002

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399655073597510933
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Gillmor C
Poindexter P
Lorieau J
Palcic M
Somerville C
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The Journal of cell biology

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Novel mutations in the RSW1 and KNOPF genes were identified in a large-scale screen for mutations that affect cell expansion in early Arabidopsis embryos. Embryos from both types of mutants were radially swollen with greatly reduced levels of crystalline cellulose, the …
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