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An axis of auxin

Stefan Kepinski () and Ottoline Leyser ()
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Stefan Kepinski: University of York
Ottoline Leyser: University of York

Nature, 2003, vol. 426, issue 6963, 132-135

Abstract: Embryos have two distinct ends, which become apparent early on. Quite how this initial polarity is sustained in plant embryos has been unclear. Step forward the agent provocateur of plant development — auxin.

Date: 2003
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