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EdU-Based Quantitative Analysis of Cell Proliferation in Arabidopsis Root Meristems
The division of a mother cell into two daughter cells is a fundamental process in biology, involving the transfer of genomic information to the next generation of cells. In plant roots, cell divisions occur in the root apical meristem, a specialized tissue located at the plant’s root tip. Cell proli
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