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Identification of polyamine oxidase genes from apple and expression analysis during fruit development and cell growth

Kitashiba et al., 2006

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6920722306556714434
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Kitashiba H
Honda C
Moriguchi T
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Plant Biotechnology

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Abstract Two cDNAs (MdPAO1 and MdPAO2a) encoding polyamine oxidases (PAOs) were isolated from apple. Some notable features related to substrate specificity, catalytic activity and localization of MdPAO were predicted by comparison with those of other dicots-and …
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