A novel root specific promoter driving the expression of a novel lrr receptor-like kinase
CA 2430617 A1 · Owner: Universiteit Utrecht · Inventors: Heidstra, Renze; Scheres, Ben
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The present invention relates to the field of plant molecular biology more , particularly to the root-specific gene expression in plants. The invention provides nucleic acids for a novel transcriptional regulatory root-specific promoter and nucleic acid and protein sequences coding for a new LRR receptorkinase protein, further specified as a root clavata 1 homolog (RCH1). Further provided are compositions comprising nucleic acids polypeptides, antibodies , and vectors. The invention further provides for methods for modifying cell fate and/or plant development and/or plant morphology and/or plant biochemistry and/or plant physiology comprising the modification of expression in …
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