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35S:NTL-SRDX pnet2_ab mutants

ABSTRACT: Purpose: To understand the molecular mechanism between PNET2 and NTLs, we generated 35S:NTL-SRDX in pnet2_ab mutants to suppress NTL gene expression and performed the whole genome transcriptome analysis on 4-week-old plants of WT, pnet2_ab, 35S:NTL6-SRDX pnet2_ab, 35S:NTL9-SRDX pnet2_ab, and 35S:NTL12-SRDX pnet2_ab. Conclusions: PNET2 regulates diverse responses by associating with a family of membrane-bound transcriptional factors.

ORGANISM(S): Arabidopsis thaliana

PROVIDER: GSE230218 | GEO | 2024/04/19

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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