Plant and Cell Physiology Supplement
Abstract of the Annual Meeting of JSPP 2009
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Brassinosteroid signaling mutants bil2 and bil5 suppressors
*Setsuko ShimadaMiki NakazawaMinami MatsuiMasafumi TsuzimotoTadao AsamiTakeshi Nakano
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We had identified brassinosteroid biosynthesis inhibitor Brz insensitive mutant bil1 from EMS-mutation lines, and bil5 from fast neutron-mutation lines. To identify additional components of the brassinosteroid signaling, trial to screen new mutants as Brz-insesitive-long hypocotyls in the dark was applied to Arabidopsis activation-tag lines. We screened Arabidopsis activation-tag lines and isolated bil2 that showed long hypocotyls on the medium containing Brz in the dark. Light-grown bil2 mutants had long petiole phenotype similar to wild-type plants treated with brassinosteroid or BRI1-ox mutants. These phenotypes suggested that bil2 mutants enhanced the brassinosteroid signaling. Identification of overexpressing the bil2 candidate gene is progress.
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