Suppressor Screen of LRB (Light Response BTB) 1/LRB2 Mutants in Arabidopsis thaliana.

Abstract

The ability to sense and respond to changing light conditions is fundamental to plant growth and development. One way that plants respond to light is via the perception of red (~660 nm) and far-red (~730 nm) wavelengths. In order to better understand the roles of LRB1/2 in red light signaling we conducted a genetic suppressor screen to identify other components of the LRB-modulated red light pathway.