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[1] Goff SA(2002)A draft sequence of the rice genome ( Science 296 92-100

[2] Ricke D(2002)) Science 296 79-92

[3] Lan TH(2005)A draft sequence of the rice genome ( Nature 436 793-800

[4] Presting G(2004)) Plant Mol Biol 54 325-334

[5] Wang R(2005)Rice mutant resources for gene discovery Plant Mol Biol 59 111-123

[6] Dunn M(2005)Reverse genetic approaches for functional genomics of rice Plant J 44 879-892

[7] Glazebrook J(2006)Efficient insertional mutagenesis in rice using the maize En/Spm elements Plant J 45 123-132

[8] Sessions A(2003)Generation of a flanking sequence-tag database for activation-tagging lines in japonica rice Science 301 653-657

[9] Oeller P(2005)Genome-wide insertional mutagenesis of Plant Physiol 137 168-175

[10] Varma H(2005)Site preferences of insertional mutagenesis agents in Arabidopsis Plant Physiol 138 1903-1913