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1 Introduction Our understanding of transcriptional regulation in plants has increased considerably over the past decade, largely due to advances in whole-genome sequencing.
Abstract Retrograde signalling networks originating in the organelles dictate nuclear gene expression and are essential for control and regulation of cellular energy metabolism. We investigate whether such plastid retrograde signals control nuclear gene expression by altering the chromatin state during the establishment of photosynthetic function in response to light.
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