Transcriptional networks regulating root vascular development.

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2020
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Abstract
Vascular development involves multiple processes, including the establishment of vascular stem cells (e.g. procambium/cambium cells), stem cell divisions, and cell specification. A number of key transcription factors regulating vascular development have been identified, and the molecular mechanisms underlying these regulators have been keenly investigated. These studies uncovered that transcriptional regulation and phytohormone signaling have central roles in proceeding vascular developmental processes. Recent research approaches contributed to identify key transcription factors and their downstream genes, which enhanced our understanding of vascular development. This review discusses some research approaches and emerging molecular mechanisms that mediate the activation of transcriptional networks regulating root vascular development.
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Authors Ohashi-Ito, Kyoko;Fukuda, Hiroo;
Journal Current opinion in plant biology
Year 2020
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S1369-5266(20)30101-1
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