2011Cytology and GeneticsRequires access

Homeotic genes and their role in development of morphological traits in wheat

D. O. Prokopyk, Tamara Ternovska

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Information about main families of plant homeotic genes, ways of their activity regulation, and role in morphogenesis is presented. The role of known homeotic genes in wheat development and possible participation of homeotic genes in the development of main morphological traits of this species is discussed.

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Information about main families of plant homeotic genes, ways of their activity regulation, and role in morphogenesis is presented. The role of known homeotic genes in wheat development and possible participation of homeotic genes in the development of main morphological traits of this species is discussed.

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Information about main families of plant homeotic genes, ways of their activity regulation, and role in morphogenesis is presented. The role of known homeotic genes in wheat development and possible participation of homeotic genes in the development of main morphological traits of this species is discussed.

Key concepts: Homeotic gene, Biology, Gene, Genetics, Morphogenesis, Evolutionary biology, Phenotype

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