July 1, 2001Open Access

A Large Family of Genes That Share Homology withCLAVATA3

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The receptor kinase superfamily in plants includes a large number of genes, but very little is known about the ligands that bind to these receptors. In the Arabidopsis genome, for example, 340 receptor kinase genes have been identified (The Arabidopsis Genome Initiative, 20001). The proteins

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