期刊论文

Wang, Guo-Liang

英文

细胞研究

1001-0602

2006

16

5

413-426

10.1038/sj.cr.7310053

Acknowledgements The authors thank Hei Leung, Alicia Bordeos, Marietta Baraoidan and GS Khush at the International Rice Research Institute （IRRI） for providing the spl11 allelic mutants and other genetic materials, and Sherman Chang at Syngenta for performing the microarray hybridizations. Special thanks to Hong Ma for his editing of the manuscript and to the ad hoe reviewer for his/her helpful comments. This project was in part supported by the IRRI-USAID Linkage Program.

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