In this study, we used four experiments for parameter estimation: (1) the Columbia (col) is the most widely-used wild type of Arabidopsis thaliana; (2) The Landsberg erecta (ler) is currently the second most widely-used accession of Arabidopsis thaliana; finally (3) CONSTANS (co) and (4) FT (ft) are mutants in the flowering time [ 6].
These analyses suggest that His88 in TFL1 and the corresponding Tyr85 in FT are important for the opposite activities of FT and TFL1 [16] and that the region responsible for the difference is localized in a 14 amino acid segment in the external loop at the C-termini of the proteins [3].
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