<i>TaAAP13</i> expression and nitrogen concentrations in RNAi lines (SE-1R, SE-9R, SE-10R), null lines (SE-3N, SE-11N), and non-transgenic line SE-24WT (Cadenza, wild type). by Yongfang Wan (44917)

Metabolite data analysis of RNAi and null lines by ¹H-NMR. by Yongfang Wan (44917)

The gene expression and phenotype of overexpression <i>TaAAP13D</i> under the control of endosperm–specific promoter HMW-GS 1Dx5. by Yongfang Wan (44917)

Metabolites of wholemeal flour from overexpression lines were determined by¹H-NMR. by Yongfang Wan (44917)

Phenotypes of overexpression of <i>TaAAP13</i> lines. by Yongfang Wan (44917)

SDS-PAGE and protein composition of overexpression lines. by Yongfang Wan (44917)

The nitrogen concentration and free amino acids in RNAi lines of whole grain flour and pearling fractions. by Yongfang Wan (44917)

Statistical criteria for evaluating the performance of artificial neural networks (ANNs) for predicting wheat grain yield under different treatments based on grain and straw N upta... by Sandeep Sharma (193218)

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Nutritional composition of tef grain as influenced by tef varieties and N fertilizer rates. by Hayelom Berhe Dagnaw (17720931)

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Protein content in corn grain (g∙kg^-1) depending on research factors. by Marek Niewęgłowski (20485326)

Starch content in corn grain (g∙kg^-1) depending on research factors. by Marek Niewęgłowski (20485326)

<b>Nest mass in forest tits </b><b><i>Paridae</i></b><b> </b><b>increases with elevation and decreasing body mass, promoting reproductive success</b> by Clara Wild (19246606)

“…We found that nest mass increased by ~ 60% along the elevational gradient, but the effect of canopy openness on nest mass was not significant, while nest mass decreased along the ranked species from the smallest <i>Periparus ater</i> to the medium-sized <i>Cyanistes caeruleus</i> and the largest <i>Parus major</i>. …”

Percent change in yearly crude rates (between 2019 and 2021 and between 2019 and 2024) by gender and state. by Tony Wong (779773)

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Image_1_Overexpression of a CPYC-Type Glutaredoxin, OsGrxC2.2, Causes Abnormal Embryos and an Increased Grain Weight in Rice.JPEG by Shengjie Liu (1410454)

“…Surprisingly, the seed weight of the overexpressed transgenic rice was remarkably increased in comparison to that of the WT. These results indicate that the overexpression of OsGrxC2.2 interferes with the normal embryogenesis of rice embryos and leads to increased grain weight. …”

Image_2_Overexpression of a CPYC-Type Glutaredoxin, OsGrxC2.2, Causes Abnormal Embryos and an Increased Grain Weight in Rice.JPEG by Shengjie Liu (1410454)

“…Surprisingly, the seed weight of the overexpressed transgenic rice was remarkably increased in comparison to that of the WT. These results indicate that the overexpression of OsGrxC2.2 interferes with the normal embryogenesis of rice embryos and leads to increased grain weight. …”

Table_1_Overexpression of a CPYC-Type Glutaredoxin, OsGrxC2.2, Causes Abnormal Embryos and an Increased Grain Weight in Rice.DOCX by Shengjie Liu (1410454)

“…Surprisingly, the seed weight of the overexpressed transgenic rice was remarkably increased in comparison to that of the WT. These results indicate that the overexpression of OsGrxC2.2 interferes with the normal embryogenesis of rice embryos and leads to increased grain weight. …”

Image_4_Overexpression of a CPYC-Type Glutaredoxin, OsGrxC2.2, Causes Abnormal Embryos and an Increased Grain Weight in Rice.JPEG by Shengjie Liu (1410454)

“…Surprisingly, the seed weight of the overexpressed transgenic rice was remarkably increased in comparison to that of the WT. These results indicate that the overexpression of OsGrxC2.2 interferes with the normal embryogenesis of rice embryos and leads to increased grain weight. …”

Image_3_Overexpression of a CPYC-Type Glutaredoxin, OsGrxC2.2, Causes Abnormal Embryos and an Increased Grain Weight in Rice.JPEG by Shengjie Liu (1410454)

“…Surprisingly, the seed weight of the overexpressed transgenic rice was remarkably increased in comparison to that of the WT. These results indicate that the overexpression of OsGrxC2.2 interferes with the normal embryogenesis of rice embryos and leads to increased grain weight. …”

Image_5_Overexpression of a CPYC-Type Glutaredoxin, OsGrxC2.2, Causes Abnormal Embryos and an Increased Grain Weight in Rice.JPEG by Shengjie Liu (1410454)

“…Surprisingly, the seed weight of the overexpressed transgenic rice was remarkably increased in comparison to that of the WT. These results indicate that the overexpression of OsGrxC2.2 interferes with the normal embryogenesis of rice embryos and leads to increased grain weight. …”

Effects of amino acid value-added urea on rice grain yield components. by Lin Cheng (107461)

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