Prioritization of copper for the use in photosynthetic electron transport in developing leaves of hybrid poplar
Plastocyanin is an essential and abundant copper protein required for photosynthesis in higher plants. Severe copper deprivation has the potential to cause a defect in photosynthetic electron transport due to a lack in plastocyanin. The Cu-microRNAs, which are up-regulated under Cu deficiency, dow...
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Muhammad eShahbaz [verfasserIn] Karl eRavet [verfasserIn] Graham ePeers [verfasserIn] Marinus ePilon [verfasserIn] |
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