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. 2016 Jul 8;6:29440. doi: 10.1038/srep29440

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(a) Phenotypes of 33-day-old wild type (empty vector), 35S::SrFT, and 35S::SrFT-GFP transgenic plants grown in soil under LD conditions. (b,c) Flowering response of wild type, 35S::SrFT, and 35S::SrFT-GFP transgenic plants in soil under LD conditions. Data are means ± standard deviation (SD; N = 10). (d) SrFT mRNA expressed in rosette leaves of 33-day-old wild type, 35S::SrFT, and 35S::SrFT-GFP transgenic plants were analyzed using RT-PCR. Actin is shown as a loading control. (e) Rosette leaves of 33-day-old wild type and 35S::SrFT-GFP transgenic plants were analyzed using SDS-PAGE and then visualized using CBB-staining or immunoblotting with α-GFP antibodies.