水稻AGL17-like亚家族研究进展

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Abstract AGL17-like clade family, which belongs to MADS-box gene family, is an important highly conserved transcription factor in plant. In rice (Oryza sativa), the AGL17-like clade comprises 5 members including OsMADS23, OsMADS25, OsMADS27, OsMADS57 and OsMADS61. Researches demonstrated that AGL17-like clade family members mainly expressed in vegetative organs, and participated in multiple biological processes such as growth and development of root, response to fluctuation of nutrient supply, tiller outgrowth, and stress response. This article expounds functions of AGL17-like clade family members in rice, and miR444 which could specificly target to AGL17-like clade family members. The review may be helpful for further researches in the fields of plant growth and development regulation and stress responses of AGL17-like clade, and provides reference for molecular breeding.

Key words： Rice AGL17-like clade miR444 Growth and development Stresses

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LI Lu-Hua,WANG Zhong-Ni,XU Ru-Hong. Research Progress on AGL17-like Clade Family in Rice (Oryza sativa)[J]. 农业生物技术学报, 2022, 30(8): 1606-1613.

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