Tissue-specific GAL4 expression patterns as a resource enabling targeted gene expression, cell type-specific transcript profiling and gene function characterization in the Arabidopsis vascular system.
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Wenzislava Ckurshumova | T. Berleth | Koji Koizumi | S. Chatfield | Koji Koizumi | Thomas Berleth | Wenzislava Ckurshumova | Steven P Chatfield | Sergio U Sanchez-Buelna | Anna E Gangaeva | Ryan McKenzie | Ryan McKenzie | A. Gangaeva
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