The Cauliflower<i>Or</i>Gene Encodes a DnaJ Cysteine-Rich Domain-Containing Protein That Mediates High Levels of β-Carotene Accumulation
Shan Lu(Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (Czechia)), Li Li(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Leon V. Kochian(University of Saskatchewan), Hendrik Küpper(Agricultural Research Service), David F. Garvin(University of Minnesota), Jun Cao(Jiangsu University), Elizabeth D. Earle(Cornell University), D. M. O'Halloran(Agricultural Research Service), Joyce Van Eck(Cornell University), Brian Conlin(Cornell University), Alex B. Lopez(Agricultural Research Service), Xiangjun Zhou(Jiangnan University), Kelly M Cosman(Agricultural Research Service), Dominick J. Paolillo(Cornell University), Julia Vrebalov(Cornell University)
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