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Alpha-and Beta-Expansins Expressed in Different Zones of the Growing Root of Maize

Gorshkova et al., 2024

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Gorshkova T
Shilova N
Kozlova L
Gorshkov O
Nazipova A
Aglyamova A
Polyakova S
Nokel A
Golovchenko V
Mikshina P
Patova O
Bovin N
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Russian Journal of Plant Physiology

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Expansins are small proteins that play a key role in modifying the structure of the cell wall during various physiological processes, in particular cell growth by elongation. Expansins are encoded by a large multigene family and are divided into four subfamilies, the main …
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