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Kiwifruit allergy: actinidin is not a major allergen in the United Kingdom by Lucas, J. S. A., Nieuwenhuizen, N. J., Atkinson, R. G., MacRae, E. A., Cochrane, S. A., Warner, J. O., Hourihane, J. O'B.

“…Summary Background Actinidin has previously been reported as the major allergen in kiwifruit. Objectives To investigate the relevance of actinidin in a…”
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Two terpene synthases are responsible for the major sesquiterpenes emitted from the flowers of kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa) by Nieuwenhuizen, Niels J, Wang, Mindy Y, Matich, Adam J, Green, Sol A, Chen, Xiuyin, Yauk, Yar-Khing, Beuning, Lesley L, Nagegowda, Dinesh A, Dudareva, Natalia, Atkinson, Ross G

“…Kiwifruit vines rely on bees for pollen transfer between spatially separated male and female individuals and require synchronized flowering to ensure…”
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Genomics Approach to Understanding Fruit Characters by Schaffer, R. J, Crowhurst, R. N, Hallett, I. C, Atkinson, R. G, Bulley, S. M, Montefiori, M, Matich, A. J, Nangul, A, Currie, A, Allan, A. C, White, A, Richardson, A. C, Blackmore, A, Warren, B, Edwards, C, Fullerton, C, Brendolise, C, Hamiaux, C, Chagne, D, Hunter, D, Jensen, D, Souleyre, E. J. F, Boldingh, H. L, Ireland, H, Conney, J, Burdon, J. M, McCallum, J. N, Marsh, K. B, Hoeata, K. B, Lin-Wang, K, Popowksi, L, Davy, M, Seelye, M, Wohlers, M, Petley, M, Punter, M, Wright, M. A, Beresford, M, Wang, M. Y, Nieuwenhuizen, N. J, De Silva, N, Datson, P.M, Sutherland, P. W, McAtee, P, Sutton, P, Pathirana, R, Maddumage, R, Richter, R, Rebstock, R, Espley, R.V, Feng, R, Winz, R. A, Hellens, R, Prakash, R, Schröder, R, Storey, R, Lowe, R, Baldwin, S, Gunaseelan, K, Olsson, S, Nardozza, S, Sekhon Jaswinder, S, Green, S. A, Harris-Virgin, T, Laing, W. A, Chen, X, Yauk, Y.K, Hanley, Z, David, K. M

“…Not so long ago identifying genes in a non-model species was a large task; since the development of high throughput sequencing technologies, it is now…”
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Gain-of-Function Phenotypes of Many CLAVATA3/ESR Genes, Including Four New Family Members, Correlate with Tandem Variations in the Conserved CLAVATA3/ESR Domain by Strabala, Timothy J, O'Donnell, Philip J, Smit, Anne-Marie, Ampomah-Dwamena, Charles, Martin, E. Jane, Netzler, Natalie, Nieuwenhuizen, Niels J, Quinn, Brian D, Foote, Humphrey C.C, Hudson, Keith R

“…Secreted peptide ligands are known to play key roles in the regulation of plant growth, development, and environmental responses. However, phenotypes for…”
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