ArticleTransgenic research2026
Comprehensive transcriptomic analysis of BjGL1-knockout Brassica juncea: novel insights into leaf trichome formation.
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Brassica juncea is a common cruciferous crop, which can be used not only for oil extraction but also as condiments and medicinal materials. It is regarded by both traditional medicine and modern nutrition science as a food with combined dietary and health promoting value. Leaf trichomes are hair-like structures differentiated from epidermal cells and constitute an important barrier against biotic and abiotic stresses, playing a crucial role in enhancing plant resistance and thus possessing significant scientific relevance. In this study, the phenotype and gene editing site of BjA06.GL1 and BjB02.GL1 knockout mustard T
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