The basic <scp>helix–loop–helix</scp> transcription factors <scp>MYC1</scp> and <scp>MYC2</scp> have a dual role in the regulation of constitutive and <scp>stress‐inducible</scp> specialized metabolism in tomato
Gwen Swinnen(University of Lausanne), Alain Goossens(Stellenbosch University), Liesbeth De Milde(Ghent University), Margaux De Meyer(Ghent University), M. Ron(Agricultural Research Organization), Patricia Fernández‐Calvo(Centre for Plant Biotechnology and Genomics), Jacob Pollier(Ghent University), Laurens Pauwels(Ghent University), Evi Ceulemans(Ghent University), Francisco Javier Molina‐Hidalgo(Ghent University), Jhon Venegas‐Molina(Universidad San Francisco de Quito)
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