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Finally, for a myrosinase-associated protein (At3g14210), a glycine-rich protein (At3g07560), a protease inhibitor of the Kunitz family (At1g72290), a defective embryo and meristems (dem) related protein (At4g33400), a lipase (At2g42690), and two expressed proteins (At1g16080, At4g15790), different B. divaricarpa clones were (nearly) identical and matched single genes in A. thaliana.

Many of the putative orthologous genes which give a defective embryo and/or seed phenotype in Arabidopsis mutants [ 45], showed reduced expression in NMK-1 at 8 DAP.

The maternally expressed imprinted gene PDE120 is annotated as a pigment defective embryo (pde) mutant in the SeedGenes database [ 64, 65].

After WISH staining, embryos with 50% broader notochords in width (according to the no tail riboprobe signal) and a prechordal plate-tail bud (goosecoid/no tail riboprobe signal) angle exceeding 165° were considered to be a convergence and extension defective embryo.

Double mutants (bet11/bet12) in a homozygous/heterozygous background showed reduced transmission of the mutant alleles, reduced fertilization of seeds, defective embryo development, reduced pollen tube lengths and formation of secondary pollen tubes.

Phenotype designations were made with a combination of a minimum percentage of defective embryos and a maximum P-value when the morphant embryos were compared with wild-type embryos.

Finally, the concept of defective embryo selection explains why some RPL patients appear to be exceptionally fertile.

Several homologs of the DEM (defective embryo and meristems) gene product of tomato were also observed.

The viability of mature embryo sacs was estimated using decolorized aniline blue staining for callose, which accumulates in defective embryo sacs [ 42, 43].

In particular, we noticed a strong PthA4-dependent induction of genes encoding cell division and expansion proteins including kinesins, tubulins, histones, ribosomal proteins, and orthologs of dem (defective embryo and meristems) and LOB (lateral organ boundary) (Additional file 2).

To further elucidate the origin of the defective embryo orientation at post-implantation stages, we performed detailed histological examinations coupled with immunofluorescence staining of E-cadherin or cytokeratin (epithelial markers) at the pre-implantation and initial implantation stages.