Demethylation of ERECTA receptor genes by IBM1 histone demethylase affects stomatal development
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Demethylation of ERECTA receptor genes by IBM1 histone demethylase affects stomatal development
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DEVELOPMENT
Volume 143, Issue 23, Pages 4452-4461
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The Company of Biologists
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2016-10-04
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10.1242/dev.129932
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