Antisense Suppression of the Small Chloroplast Protein
CP12 in Tobacco Alters Carbon Partitioning and Severely
Restricts Growth
by Thomas P. Howard, Michael J. Fryer, Prashant Singh, Metodi Metodiev, Anna
Lytovchenko, Toshihiro Obata, Alisdair R. Fernie, Nicholas J. Kruger, W. Paul Quick,
Julie C. Lloyd, and Christine A. Raines
Plantphysiol
Volume 157(2):620-631
October 4, 2011
©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists
Amount of CP12 protein quantified in control and antisense tobacco plants.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
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Phenotypic changes observed in antisense CP12 tobacco lines.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
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PRK and GAPDH aggregation and enzyme activities in antisense CP12 plants.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
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Photosynthetic carbon assimilation rates in antisense CP12 plants.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
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Glc-6-P dehydrogenase, NADP-MDH, and pyridine nucleotides in antisense CP12 plants.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
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Metabolism of [U-14C]Glc in illuminated leaves.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
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Metabolite composition of illuminated leaves of antisense CP12 lines.
Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631
©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists