pGWB635:LHYpro::LHY-LUC+ Version 1
Binary vector used for transforming with Agro ABI the cca1-1/lhy-1p:LUC for rescuing lhy-11 mutation. This was an alternative to NanoLUC and also for testing the behaviour of LHY.
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Created: 22nd Jan 2023 at 08:15
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Version 1 (earliest) Created 22nd Jan 2023 at 08:16 by Uriel Urquiza Garcia
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