IREN, a novel EF-hand motif-containing nuclease, functions in the degradation of nuclear DNA during the hypersensitive response cell death in riceFootnote

The nucleotide sequence reported in this paper has been submitted to NCBI database accession numbers AK100514 (IREN).

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