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Auxin response factors by Chandler, John William

“…Auxin signalling involves the activation or repression of gene expression by a class of auxin response factor (ARF) proteins that bind to auxin response…”
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Cytokinin–auxin crosstalk in cell type specification by Chandler, John William, Werr, Wolfgang

“…•Several conserved master regulators of cytokinin and auxin signalling exist in different specification contexts.•Auxin and cytokinin interact…”
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The founder-cell transcriptome in the Arabidopsis apetala1 cauliflower inflorescence meristem by Frerichs, Anneke, Thoma, Rahere, Abdallah, Ali Taleb, Frommolt, Peter, Werr, Wolfgang, Chandler, John William

“…Although the pattern of lateral organ formation from apical meristems establishes species-specific plant architecture, the positional information that confers…”
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DORNRÖSCHEN-LIKE expression marks Arabidopsis floral organ founder cells and precedes auxin response maxima by Chandler, John William, Jacobs, Bianca, Cole, Melanie, Comelli, Petra, Werr, Wolfgang

“…Live imaging during floral development revealed that expression of the DORNRÖSCHEN - LIKE ( DRNL ) gene encoding an AP2-like transcription factor, marks all…”
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Polarity in the early floral meristem of Arabidopsis by Thoma, Rahere, Chandler, John William

“…The diversity of angiosperm flowers depends on organ meristy and position. However, the signaling pathways that establish polarity and positional information…”
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The role of DORNRÖSCHEN-LIKE in early floral organogenesis by Chandler, John William, Werr, Wolfgang

“…Positional signals that specify founder cells and determine where lateral organs initiate and how these signals are perceived by cells that transition to the…”
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Auxin and Flower Development: A Blossoming Field by Cucinotta, Mara, Cavalleri, Alex, Chandler, John William, Colombo, Lucia

“…The establishment of the species-specific floral organ body plan involves many coordinated spatiotemporal processes, which include the perception of positional…”
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