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Plant science, v.171 no.1, 2006년, pp.175 - 182
Yang, K.A. , Lim, C.J. , Hong, J.K. , Park, C.Y. , Cheong, Y.H. , Chung, W.S. , Lee, K.O. , Lee, S.Y. , Cho, M.J. , Lim, C.O.
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If plants are pre-exposed to moderate heat stress, they can acquire enhanced tolerance to otherwise lethal high temperatures. To elucidate gene regulatory events involved in the acquisition of thermotolerance, we here conducted a comprehensive transcriptomic analysis. Chinese cabbage microarrays (Br...
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