Rice Mutants - AtGSNOR Mutants
Mutant Overview
AtGSNOR is a key gene in Arabidopsis thaliana that encodes S-nitrosoglutathione reductase. Its core function is to regulate the "nitrosative stress" balance within the plant and it participates in various growth and development processes as well as responses to adverse conditions. Introducing the AtGSNOR gene into rice allows for further research on the function of this gene.
All 9 AtGSNOR mutant lines have a consistent seed count of 200 grains per line, ensuring sufficient material for experimental replication.
AtGSNOR Mutant Lines
9 independent mutant lines with seed count information as follows:
| Name (命名) | Seed Count (种子数) |
|---|---|
| AtGSNOR-1 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-2 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-3 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-4 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-5 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-6 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-7 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-8 | 200 |
| AtGSNOR-9 | 200 |
Phenotype of rice AtGSNOR mutant lines.