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A functional analysis of COP1 in light control of seedling development

Ang, 1998

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9994616919336367771
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Ang L
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Arabidopsis COP1 acts as a light-inactivatable repressor of photomorphogenic development, but its molecular mode of action was not well understood. A temperature- sensitive allele, cop1-6, revealed that the critical window for COP1 to modulate the …
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