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Two Arabidopsis thaliana genes encode functional pectin methylesterase inhibitors1

Raiola et al., 2004

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Raiola A
Camardella L
Giovane A
Mattei B
De Lorenzo G
Cervone F
Bellincampi D
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We have identified, expressed and characterized two genes from Arabidopsis thaliana (AtPMEI‐1 and AtPMEI‐2) encoding functional inhibitors of pectin methylesterases. AtPMEI‐ 1 and AtPMEI‐2 are cell wall proteins sharing many features with the only pectin …
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