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A mutant characterized by a short tail as well as heart defects including situs inversus (Figure 3A), was mapped to Chromosome (Chr) 17 (5.5–27.5 Mbp).

Merr.] chlorophyll-deficient line MinnGold is a spontaneous mutant characterized by yellow foliage.

Saito and Nakamura [ 41] reported similar results for a Wx-A1 - mutant characterized by a premature stop codon in the gene sequence.

Melanoma cells expressing transcriptionally competent and constitutively active HSF1 mutant characterized by an enhanced expression of HSPs did not acquire resistance.

This is a natural mutant characterized by motoneuron degeneration and defective spermiogenesis with sperm cells lacking a real acrosome and presenting an imperfect head position [ 69].

More recently, in Arabidopsis, the 13-LOX member, lox4-1 mutant, characterized by increased levels of JA, demonstrated increased susceptibility to RKNs [ 54].

Here we describe CaHAM loss-of-function pepper mutants characterized by an arrested SAM following the formation of several leaves on the primary stem, complete inhibition of axillary meristem development, an expanded tunica domain and trichome formation on the SAM epidermis.

The col27a1a and col27a1b morphant appears to most closely resemble a group of zebrafish notochord mutants characterized by a folded notochord [28].

Although Ciona mutants characterized by an impairment in tail extension have been previously described, such mutations are attributable to specific defects in notochord development [23], [24].

Genetic approaches have resulted in the isolation of maize mutants characterized by B cell-specific defects, but these mutants have not directly identified regulators of cell-specific development [ 20- 22].

T-DNA mutations in TRM4A or TRM4B were identified and the homozygous mutants characterized by semi-quantitative RT-PCR to demonstrate null expression (Fig.  2c and Additional file 1: Figure S2C) and show mutants are most likely complete loss of function.