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LHCB1*1

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LHCB1*1 is presented as a clock-controlled gene whose expression is influenced by constitutive ZGT expression in darkness.

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Constitutive expression of ZGT sustains the expression of the clock-controlled LHCB1*1 gene in constant darkness, when it would normally dampen, but does not affect LHCB1*1 expression in constant light.

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Source 1primary paper2001The Plant CellDOI

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Claim 1functional effectsupports2001Source 1DOI

Constitutive expression of ZGT does not affect LHCB1*1 expression in constant light.

Claim 2functional effectsupports2001Source 1DOI

Constitutive expression of ZGT sustains LHCB1*1 expression in constant darkness where it would normally dampen.

Claim 3mechanistic hypothesissupports2001Source 1DOI

The authors postulate that light- and clock-regulated expression of ZGT acts as a coupling agent between the central circadian oscillator and rhythmic LHCB1*1 expression and may function in plant phototransduction pathways.