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Suppression of Flavonoid Flower Pigmentation Genes in , by the Introduction of Antisense and Sense ense genes. Finally, the use of antisense and sense gene suppression has broadened our knowledge of control steps in physiological processes (see . et al. 1993 and . et al. 1994 for reviews). Despite the success of these strategies, the mode of action of antisense and sense genes is still poorly understood

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Book 1995phenomena such as trans-, inactivation, paramutation and co-suppression. Plant researchers will find this edition a valuable help in differentiating between a number of puzzling and partly contradictory gene silencing events. Those not familiar with plant molecular biology are introduced into the re

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