通过抑制TaDREB1C的表达,TaTCP21-A通过抑制TaDREB1C的表达来负面调节小麦的耐寒性

Peng Kankan1, Ren Zhipeng1, Wang Shengnan1

  • 1College of Life Science, Northeast Agricultural University, Harbin, 150030, PR China.

概括

小麦的寒冷耐受性受到TaTCP21-A转录因子的负调节. 破坏TaTCP21-A通过允许表达TaDREB1C基因来增强抗寒能力,这种基因对抗寒反应至关重要.

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