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. 2015 Dec 23;170(2):1149–1161. doi: 10.1104/pp.15.01668

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Figure 8. — Partial rescue of the d61-2 mutant phenotype via overexpression of the S215E-substituted kinase domain of OsBSK3. A, The upper panel shows 5-week-old d61-2 mutant plants or d61-2 plants overexpressing C-terminal myc tagged, S215E-substituted kinase domain of OsBSK3 (N390-S215E); 201-2 and 28-5 are two independent transgenic lines. Arrow, exaggerated lamina joint bending in the transgenic seedlings. The lower panel shows the expression levels of N390-S215E protein in the two independent transgenic lines shown in the upper panel. B, Full-grown d61-2 mutant and transgenic d61-2 plants overexpressing N390-S215E (28-5). C, Seeds of d61-2 mutant plants and d61-2 mutant plants overexpressing N390-S215E grown in the field. D, The expression levels of DWARF and D2 in 1-month-old d61-2 mutant plants and d61-2 plants overexpressing N390-S215E (28-5). Error bars represent ± se. Statistically significant differences are indicated by asterisks (P < 0.05).