Mutually exclusive sense–antisense transcription at FLC facilitates environmentally induced gene repression
Antisense transcription from genic regions is a common phenomenon. Here Rosa et al. use single molecule FISH to show that during vernalization in Arabidopsis, cold-induced antisense transcription of COOLAIR is mutually exclusive to sense-strand transcription of the flowering regulator FLCfrom the sa...
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Nature Portfolio
2016
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| Sumario: | Antisense transcription from genic regions is a common phenomenon. Here Rosa et al. use single molecule FISH to show that during vernalization in Arabidopsis, cold-induced antisense transcription of COOLAIR is mutually exclusive to sense-strand transcription of the flowering regulator FLCfrom the same loci. |
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