RNA-Seq reveals that seeds stored in space environment have altered gene expression, reduced ability to germinate

December 21, 2016 Leave a comment 2,934 Views

Rice seeds were exposed outside of the international space station to assess the risk of space environment exposure on gene expression associated with seed germination. The germination percentages of the space-stored and ground-stored seeds exposed for 13 months were 48 ...

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