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Roles of alternative splicing in the mechanisms of heat stress memory in tomato
Plants acquire thermotolerance through heat stress memory, a process that enables enhanced responses to recurring stress events. While thermomemory has been extensively associated with transcriptional and chromatin-based regulation, the contribution of post-transcriptional mechanisms remains poorly
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