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This project investigates how calcium-binding proteins CML23 and CML24 influence the circadian clock in Arabidopsis plants. By exploring their interactions and effects on gene expression and signaling pathways, the research aims to clarify the role of calcium dynamics in regulating plant responses to light and temperat…
In response to daily light and temperature cycles, organisms have evolved a 24 h circadian clock, which in plants controls gene expression, stomatal opening and the timing component of photoperiodism.The genetic structure of the circadian network in Arabidopsis can be separated into three components: a central genetic oscillator and entrainment and outputs pathways.
However, the reality is less clear, as circadian-outputs may modulate inputs to the clock and there is also a loop of cytosolic sig…
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