Yingchun Wang
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Diverse phytocytokines derived from conserved subtilase scaffolds co-evolved with clustered receptors to confer defence responses in legumes
Abstract Plant peptide hormones orchestrate growth, development and immunity by engaging membrane-resident receptor kinases. GmSubPEP, a defence-eliciting peptide derived from a subtilase precursor, was initially isolated from soybean leaf extracts. Here we uncover an unexpected expansion of GmSubPEP variants with highly diverse sequences, yet each capable of triggering robust, tissue-specific pathogen resistance.
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Covalent phytobilin adducts of GUN4 implicate a photoprotective mechanism in chlorophyll biosynthesis
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