An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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Overexpression of spinach non-symbiotic hemoglobin in Arabidopsis resulted in decreased NO content and lowered nitrate and other abiotic stresses tolerance.Jasmonic acid is a downstream component in the modulation of somatic embryogenesis by Arabidopsis Class 2 phytoglobin.Residues in the Distal Heme Pocket of Arabidopsis Non-Symbiotic Hemoglobins: Implication for Nitrite Reductase Activity.Phytoglobin expression influences soil flooding response of corn plants.Reduced nitric oxide levels during drought stress promote drought tolerance in barley and is associated with elevated polyamine biosynthesis.Signaling through reactive oxygen and nitrogen species is differentially modulated in sunflower seedling root and cotyledon in response to various nitric oxide donors and scavengers.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals.
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An assessment of the biotechnological use of hemoglobin modulation in cereals
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Catherine Simpson
Jay K Shah
Julien Mandon
Kim H Hebelstrup
Michael W Christiansen
Simona M Cristescu
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10.1111/PPL.12115
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2013-10-28T00:00:00Z