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RADIALISの起源と発現は,種となる植物の女性器官における祖先の機能を示唆しています

Aniket Sengupta1, Dianella G Howarth1

  • 1Department of Biological Sciences, St. John's University, Jamaica, New York, USA.

Evolution & development
|February 16, 2026
PubMed
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種子のような植物の生殖構造の進化には,競合するタンパク質の相互作用が伴う. 花と果物の発達に不可欠なRADIALIS遺伝子は,DIVARICATA遺伝子の複製イベントから発生した可能性が高い.

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ディヴァリカータ (DIVARICATA) とはジンコ・ビロバ (Ginkgo biloba) とは ジンコ・ビロバ (Ginkgo biloba) とは ジンコビロバ (Ginkgo biloba) とは ジンコビロバ (Ginkgo biloba) とはラディアリス (RADIALIS) とは遺伝子発現は遺伝子発現である

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