Addgene: Photosynthesis drives retention of bacterial-like tRNA metabolism in plant organelles

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Daniel Sloan
DeTar et al

Photosynthesis drives retention of bacterial-like tRNA metabolism in plant organelles
DeTar RA, Chustecki J, Martinez-Hottovy A, Cerrioti LF, Broz AK, Sanchez-Puerta MV, Elowsky C, Christensen AC, Sloan DB
bioRxiv 2023.08.01.551541 Article

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ID	Plasmid	Purpose
202646	Shim_CytC_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202647	Shim_AspRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202648	Shim_GlyRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202649	Shim_AsnRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202650	Shim_MetRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202651	Shim_ProRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202652	Shim_ThrRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana
202653	Shim_TrpRS_TP_GFP_pK7FWG2	Determine where transit peptide targets GFP in N. benthamiana

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