shoot meristem function and leaf polarity the role of class iii hd–zip genes拍摄分生组织功能和叶极性第三类hd-zip基因的作用.pdfVIP

Reviews Shoot Meristem Function and Leaf Polarity: The Role of Class III HD–ZIP Genes Mary E. Byrne ABSTRACT with identification and description of many additional genes and potential networks that combine to pattern adaxial and he shoot apical meristem comprises an organized abaxial fate in the leaf [6–8]. To provide a basic primer to this cluster of cells with a central region population of field, this review will focus entirely on the role of one family T self-maintaining stem cells providing peripheral of genes in leaf patterning and meristem function. These region cells that are recruited to form differentiated lateral genes are the Class III HD–ZIP family. Members of this gene organs. Leaves, the principal lateral organ of the shoot, family are both necessary and sufficient for adaxial leaf fate develop as polar structures typically with distinct and they potentially represent a pivotal component for leaf dorsoventrality. Interdependent interactions between the patterning–shoot meristem interactions. Class III HD–ZIP meristem and developing leaf provide essential cues that genes also provide a good example of the role of miRNAs in serve both to maintain the meristem and to pattern plant development. dorsoventrality in the initiating leaf. A key component of both processes are the class III HD–ZIP genes. Current Markers of Dorsoventrality findings are defining the developmental role of members of The extent to which adaxial and abaxial sides of a mature this family and are identifying multipl