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Plant transcription links environmental cues and phenotypic plasticity.

M Crespi^1,2.

Abstract

Year: 2020 PMID： 33252015 PMCID： PMC7714417 DOI： 10.1080/21541264.2020.1837498

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Transcription ISSN： 2154-1272

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1. It's a matter of time: the role of transcriptional regulation in the circadian clock-pathogen crosstalk in plants.

Authors: María José de Leone; C Esteban Hernando; Santiago Mora-García; Marcelo J Yanovsky
Journal: Transcription Date: 2020-09-16

2. Unique and contrasting effects of light and temperature cues on plant transcriptional programs.

Authors: Mai Jarad; Rea Antoniou-Kourounioti; Jo Hepworth; Julia I Qüesta
Journal: Transcription Date: 2020-10-04

3. Long noncoding RNAs shape transcription in plants.

Authors: Leandro Lucero; Camille Fonouni-Farde; Martin Crespi; Federico Ariel
Journal: Transcription Date: 2020-05-14

4. A Molecular View of Plant Local Adaptation: Incorporating Stress-Response Networks.

Authors: Acer VanWallendael; Ali Soltani; Nathan C Emery; Murilo M Peixoto; Jason Olsen; David B Lowry
Journal: Annu Rev Plant Biol Date: 2019-02-20 Impact factor: 26.379

5. Light in the transcription landscape: chromatin, RNA polymerase II and splicing throughout Arabidopsis thaliana's life cycle.

Authors: Rocío S Tognacca; M Guillermina Kubaczka; Lucas Servi; Florencia S Rodríguez; Micaela A Godoy Herz; Ezequiel Petrillo
Journal: Transcription Date: 2020-08-04

Plant transcription links environmental cues and phenotypic plasticity.

1. It's a matter of time: the role of transcriptional regulation in the circadian clock-pathogen crosstalk in plants.

2. Unique and contrasting effects of light and temperature cues on plant transcriptional programs.

3. Long noncoding RNAs shape transcription in plants.

4. A Molecular View of Plant Local Adaptation: Incorporating Stress-Response Networks.

5. Light in the transcription landscape: chromatin, RNA polymerase II and splicing throughout Arabidopsis thaliana's life cycle.

Review 6. Genetic basis of plasticity in plants.

7. Non-coding RNA polymerases that silence transposable elements and reprogram gene expression in plants.

8. The contribution of transposable elements to transcriptional novelty in plants: the FLC affair.