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Ectopic expression of a Penicillium oxalicum cyclophilin gene in Arabidopsis thaliana imparts tolerance to cold stress

Jul 2026 · Transgenic research · Vol 35 · 0 citations · 98 references
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Analysis of the role of a cyclophilin gene PoxCYP62-2, isolated from a halotolerant strain of Penicillium oxalicum, in abiotic stress tolerance of plants suggests that PoxCYP62-2 gene is a potential candidate for enhancing cold stress-tolerance of crop plants.

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