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Localization of QTLs and candidate genes involved in the regulation of frost resistance in cereals

Galiba et al., 2003

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9297260524687880121
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Galiba G
Pecchioni N
Vágújfalvi A
Francia E
Tóth B
Barabaschi D
Barilli S
Crosatti C
Cattivelli L
Stanca M
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Proceedings of the international congress in the wake of the double helix: from the green revolution to the gene revolution

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The recent advances in the molecular investigation of the stress response have led to the identification of a great number of genes whose expression is associated to cold acclimation. In the model species Arabidopsis thaliana, a crucial role in the regulation of the …
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