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Surface immune signaling unlocks NLR activation through mRNA alternative splicing

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By Ljubica Mihaljevic, Connor C Fausto, Chuyun Gao, Leiyun Yang, Tarhan Ibrahim, AmirAli Toghani, Freddie King, Kangping Li, Luyao Wang, Biying Sun, Yuanchao Wang, Tolga Bozkurt, Suomeng Dong, Xianchu Chen, Nick Eilmann
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary Abstract Supplementary Materials References and Notes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary Plants use cell surface receptors to detect conserved microbial features and intracellular immune receptors to identify pathogen proteins secreted into the host. Gao et al.
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Alternative splicing of a potato disease resistance gene maintains homeostasis between development and immunity

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By Biying Sun, Jie Huang, Liang Kong, Chuyun Gao
| BioRxiv
Abstract Plants possess a robust and sophisticated innate immune system against pathogens. The intracellular receptors with nucleotide-binding, leucine-rich repeat (NLR) motifs recognize pathogen-derived effector proteins to trigger the immune response. To balance plant growth and rapid pathogen detection, NLR expression is precisely controlled in multifaceted ways.
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Alternative splicing of a potato disease resistance gene maintains homeostasis between development and immunity, and functions as a novel process for pathogen surveillance

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By Biying Sun, Jie Huang, Chuyun Gao, Kangping Li
| BioRxiv
Abstract Plants possess a robust and sophisticated innate immune system against pathogens. The intracellularly localized receptors with nucleotide-binding, leucine-rich repeat (NLR) motifs recognize pathogen-derived effector proteins to trigger the immune response. To balance plant growth with rapid pathogen detection, NLR expression is precisely controlled in multifaceted ways.
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