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<i>ETR1</i>-Specific Mutations Distinguish ETR1 from Other Arabidopsis Ethylene Receptors as Revealed by Genetic Interaction with<i>RTE1</i>
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BotanyGeneticsMolecular BiologyMolecular GeneticsGenomicsPlant Growth RegulatorPlant DevelopmentPlant Molecular BiologyEthylene InsensitivityPlant Gene ExpressionGene ExpressionPlant HormoneBiologyEthylene-binding DomainNatural SciencesGenetic EngineeringGenetic InteractionEthylene ResponsesMedicinePlant Physiology
The plant growth regulator ethylene is perceived by a family of homologous receptors that negatively regulate ethylene responses. It is well established that dominant missense mutations within the ethylene-binding domain of any of these receptors result in ethylene insensitivity ([Chang et al., 1993
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