FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2894569817> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2894569817 endingPage "2037" @default.
• W2894569817 startingPage "2020" @default.
• W2894569817 abstract "To attract insects, flowers produce nectar, an energy-rich substance secreted by specialized organs called nectaries. For Arabidopsis thaliana, a rosid species with stamen-associated nectaries, the floral B-, C-, and E-functions were proposed to redundantly regulate nectary development. Here, we investigated the molecular basis of carpel-associated nectary development in the asterid species petunia (Petunia hybrida). We show that its euAGAMOUS (euAG) and PLENA (PLE) C-lineage MADS box proteins are essential for nectary development, while their overexpression is sufficient to induce ectopic nectaries on sepals. Furthermore, we demonstrate that Arabidopsis nectary development also fully depends on euAG/PLE C-lineage genes. In turn, we show that petunia nectary development depends on two homologs of CRABS CLAW (CRC), a gene previously shown to be required for Arabidopsis nectary development, and demonstrate that CRC expression in both species depends on the members of both euAG/PLE C-sublineages. Therefore, petunia and Arabidopsis employ a similar molecular mechanism underlying nectary development, despite otherwise major differences in the evolutionary trajectory of their C-lineage genes, their distant phylogeny, and different nectary positioning. However, unlike in Arabidopsis, petunia nectary development is position independent within the flower. Finally, we show that the TARGET OF EAT-type BLIND ENHANCER and APETALA2-type REPRESSOR OF B-FUNCTION genes act as major regulators of nectary size." @default.
• W2894569817 created "2018-10-12" @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5016187357 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5019442221 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5038660972 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5053838261 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5060127614 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5061576142 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5065718065 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5076735451 @default.
• W2894569817 creator A5087192586 @default.
• W2894569817 date "2018-08-07" @default.
• W2894569817 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W2894569817 title "The Floral C-Lineage Genes Trigger Nectary Development in Petunia and Arabidopsis" @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1728228146 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1935406826 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1965102600 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1967543716 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1969419264 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1982317356 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1985241409 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1994643106 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W1998501073 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2011760716 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2013061140 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2014391150 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2014719813 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2014832104 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2018202875 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2019285305 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2019707569 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2027448315 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2036023482 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2037161789 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2046043641 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2055787074 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2056228546 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2057606871 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2058151615 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2059291619 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2060687391 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2063880080 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2068355877 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2068463862 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2068805529 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2080052542 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2087658110 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2092689365 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2097385926 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2101713026 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2102403862 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2102825463 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2105334111 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2106214237 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2106882534 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2107888998 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2109534697 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2109975826 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2111953261 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2120291521 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2121698562 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2124924483 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2125237237 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2125669327 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2132528256 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2134891784 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2136081947 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2136309995 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2138352534 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2140415861 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2141266124 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2145124785 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2148500085 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2153295225 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2154241726 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2155237411 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2157455385 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2157900320 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2157979318 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2158323223 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2161222316 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2161507994 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2161539176 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2162170048 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2165138952 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2171132958 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2171398974 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2172094136 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2172178282 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2258033264 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2341474825 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2403944210 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2507933298 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2642441413 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2765519992 @default.
• W2894569817 cites W2770178180 @default.
• W2894569817 doi "https://doi.org/10.1105/tpc.18.00425" @default.
• W2894569817 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/6181019" @default.

• next