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LFY is pioneer transcription factor [RNA-seq]

ABSTRACT: LFY is pioneer transcription factor [RNA-seq]

PROVIDER: PRJNA594413 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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Project description:The aim of this experiment is to test the ability of the ortholog of Arabidopsis LFY gene from flowering and non flowering species to complement an Arabidopsis LFY mutant. Plants expressing, in a homozygous lfy12 background, the open reading frame of LFY orthologs under the control of Arabidopsis LFY promoter were synchronously induced to flower by growing plants in short days for 30 days then shifting them to Long Day for an additional 8 days. Shoot apices were dissected at either d0 or d8 in long days. Two biological replicates were performed. The following genotypes were used: Col - wild type arabidopsis; reference strain LFY (lfy12; LFY::AthLFY) - Arabidopsis UNI (lfy12; LFY::UNI) - Pisum ALF (lfy12; LFY::ALF) - Petunia WelNDLY (lfy12; LFY::WelNDLY) - Welwitschia mirabilis CrLFY1 (lfy12; LFY::CrLFY1) - Ceratopteris richardii CrLFY2 (lfy12; LFY::CrLFY2) - Ceratopteris richardii lfy-2; weak lfy allele lfy-9; intermediate leafy allele lfy-12; strong leafy allele.

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