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Samuel C Zeeman

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Plant Physiology|June 3, 2004
Plastidial alpha-glucan phosphorylase is not required for starch degradation in Arabidopsis leaves but has a role in the tolerance of abiotic stressSamuel C Zeeman, David Thorneycroft, Nicole Schupp, et al.
The Plant Cell|October 8, 2013
Nighttime sugar starvation orchestrates gibberellin biosynthesis and plant growth in ArabidopsisEleonora Paparelli, Sandro Parlanti, Silvia Gonzali, et al.
Elife|November 23, 2016
Recreating the synthesis of starch granules in yeastBarbara Pfister, Antoni Sánchez-Ferrer, Ana Diaz, et al.
Plant, Cell & Environment|March 1, 2022
Set up from the beginning: The origin and early development of cassava storage rootsAnna Vittoria Carluccio, Laure C David, Joelle Claußen, et al.
Plant Physiology|February 6, 2007
Rapid classification of phenotypic mutants of Arabidopsis via metabolite fingerprintingGaëlle Messerli, Vahid Partovi Nia, Martine Trevisan, et al.
The New Phytologist|August 20, 2013
Starch synthase 4 is essential for coordination of starch granule formation with chloroplast division during Arabidopsis leaf expansionMatilda Crumpton-Taylor, Marilyn Pike, Kuan-Jen Lu, et al.
Plant Physiology|October 18, 2021
BETA-AMYLASE9 is a plastidial nonenzymatic regulator of leaf starch degradationLaure C David, Sang-Kyu Lee, Eduard Bruderer, et al.
Science Advances|September 8, 2018
Accelerated ex situ breeding of <i>GBSS</i>- and <i>PTST1</i>-edited cassava for modified starchSimon E Bull, David Seung, Christelle Chanez, et al.
Plant Physiology|March 2, 2021
Ectopic maltase alleviates dwarf phenotype and improves plant frost tolerance of maltose transporter mutantsJelena Cvetkovic, Ilka Haferkamp, Regina Rode, et al.
The FEBS Journal|February 8, 2011
Starch-binding domains in the CBM45 family--low-affinity domains from glucan, water dikinase and α-amylase involved in plastidial starch metabolismMikkel A Glaring, Martin J Baumann, Maher Abou Hachem, et al.
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Plant Physiology|June 3, 2004
Plastidial alpha-glucan phosphorylase is not required for starch degradation in Arabidopsis leaves but has a role in the tolerance of abiotic stressSamuel C Zeeman, David Thorneycroft, Nicole Schupp, et al.
The Plant Cell|October 8, 2013
Nighttime sugar starvation orchestrates gibberellin biosynthesis and plant growth in ArabidopsisEleonora Paparelli, Sandro Parlanti, Silvia Gonzali, et al.
Elife|November 23, 2016
Recreating the synthesis of starch granules in yeastBarbara Pfister, Antoni Sánchez-Ferrer, Ana Diaz, et al.
Plant, Cell & Environment|March 1, 2022
Set up from the beginning: The origin and early development of cassava storage rootsAnna Vittoria Carluccio, Laure C David, Joelle Claußen, et al.
Plant Physiology|February 6, 2007
Rapid classification of phenotypic mutants of Arabidopsis via metabolite fingerprintingGaëlle Messerli, Vahid Partovi Nia, Martine Trevisan, et al.
The New Phytologist|August 20, 2013
Starch synthase 4 is essential for coordination of starch granule formation with chloroplast division during Arabidopsis leaf expansionMatilda Crumpton-Taylor, Marilyn Pike, Kuan-Jen Lu, et al.
Plant Physiology|October 18, 2021
BETA-AMYLASE9 is a plastidial nonenzymatic regulator of leaf starch degradationLaure C David, Sang-Kyu Lee, Eduard Bruderer, et al.
Science Advances|September 8, 2018
Accelerated ex situ breeding of <i>GBSS</i>- and <i>PTST1</i>-edited cassava for modified starchSimon E Bull, David Seung, Christelle Chanez, et al.
Plant Physiology|March 2, 2021
Ectopic maltase alleviates dwarf phenotype and improves plant frost tolerance of maltose transporter mutantsJelena Cvetkovic, Ilka Haferkamp, Regina Rode, et al.
The FEBS Journal|February 8, 2011
Starch-binding domains in the CBM45 family--low-affinity domains from glucan, water dikinase and α-amylase involved in plastidial starch metabolismMikkel A Glaring, Martin J Baumann, Maher Abou Hachem, et al.
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