BBX proteins in green plants insights into their evolution, structure, feature and functional diversification
The B-box domain is conserved in a large number of proteins involved in cell growth control, differentiation and transcriptional regulation among animal and plant species. In Arabidopsis thaliana, some works have found that B-box proteins [BBX] play central developmental functions in flowering, ligh...
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