Spliceosomal Factor SmF Modulates Temperature‐Mediated Flower and Leaf Size Plasticity in Arabidopsis thaliana
Gregory M. Andreou‐Huotari, Mikael Brosché, Jan Hoffmann, Zoran Nikoloski, Roosa A. E. Laitinen
TL;DR
This study shows that the SmF protein helps control how flower and leaf sizes change with temperature and light in Arabidopsis.
Contribution
It reveals a new role for the spliceosomal SmF protein in temperature- and light-mediated plant size plasticity.
Findings
SmF regulates flower and leaf size in response to temperature and light.
The study highlights post-transcriptional regulation in plant phenotypic plasticity.
Abstract
This study demonstrates that a core spliceosomal component, Smith antigen F (SmF) protein, is involved in regulating flower and leaf size plasticity in response to temperature and light, providing insight into the role of post‐transcriptional regulation in plant phenotypic plasticity.
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TopicsPlant Molecular Biology Research · RNA Research and Splicing · Plant Stress Responses and Tolerance