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UV-B responsive gene expression differed globally between Arabidopsis and rice.
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- rice
Oryza sativae0 - Outcome
- UV-B-responsive gene expressione0
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- differse0
- Comparator
- Arabidopsise0
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e0“UV-B-responsive gene expression differs globally between Arabidopsis and rice”
Title
Nuclear accumulation of rice UV-B photoreceptors is UV-B- and OsCOP1-independent for UV-B responses
Shan Hu; Yihan Chen; Chongzhen Qian; et al. Nature Communications 2024. doi:10.1038/s41467-024-50755-6
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect UV-B shortened rice seedlings through OsUVR8a and OsUVR8b.
- Intervention effect UV-B increased rice stem thickness through OsUVR8a and OsUVR8b.
- Intervention effect UV-B enhanced rice stress tolerance through OsUVR8a and OsUVR8b.
- Observation Rice and Arabidopsis UVR8 photoreceptors formed monomers in response to UV-B.
- Association OsUVR8a and OsUVR8b function was only partly conserved relative to AtUVR8.
- Mechanism UV-B and COP1 promoted Arabidopsis AtUVR8 nuclear accumulation.
- Mechanism Rice OsUVR8a and OsUVR8b localized constitutively to nuclei independent of UV-B and OsCOP1 mutation.
- Mechanism OsCOP1 negatively regulated rice UV-B responses.
- Association OsCOP1 interacted weakly with OsUVR8s through its N terminus.