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. 2005 May;17(5):1482–1496. doi: 10.1105/tpc.105.030700

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Figure 5. — Phenotype of Plants Overexpressing atTic110N_His and atTic110C_His.

(A) Visual phenotype of wild-type plants and plants transformed with atTic110N_His and atTic110C_His in their cotyledon (top panels) and adult (bottom panels) stages. Portions of wild-type plants grown adjacent to the transgenic lines are visible in the panels of atTic110N_His and atTic110C_His plants. Bars = 0.3 cm in the top panels and 1.4 cm in the bottom panels.

(B) Ultrastructure of plastids from atTic110N_His and atTic110C_His plants. Transmission electron micrographs of atTic110N_His and atTic110C_His plants were derived from cotyledons and true leaves. Bar = 1 μm.