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Fig. 3. Loss-of-function allele of TCL1. (A) Diagram
illustrating the T-DNA insertion site in the tcl1-1 mutant. The T-DNA
is inserted in the second intron of TCL1. (B) Expression of
TCL1 in wild-type and tcl1-1 mutant Arabidopsis
plants. Expression of ACTIN2 provided a control. (C)
Comparison of trichome formation on the first pedicel and the internode
subtending the site of the first flower on the main inflorescence of wild type
(left), tcl1-1 mutant (middle) and tcl1-1 mutant transformed
with PTCL1:TCL1-GFP (right). Arrowheads indicate the site
of the first flower/siliques on the main inflorescence stem. Arrows indicate
trichomes formed on the main inflorescence stem and pedicel of the
tcl1-1 mutant. Beneath is shown the results from RT-PCR in which
GFP-specific primers were used to examine the expression of
TCL1-GFP in PTCL1:TCL1-GFP/tcl1-1 plants.
Expression of ACTIN2 provided a control. (D) TCL1-GFP
fluorescence in the epidermal cells of the lower part of the hypocotyl in a
4-day-old PTCL1:TCL1-GFP seedling. Shown are differential
interference contrast (left) and confocal (right) images of hypocotyl
epidermal cells. Arrows point to the nucleus of a cell.