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通过修改RGS酸化和活性,SymRK通过修改RGS酸化和活性来调节大豆 (Glycine max) 结节期间的G蛋白信号传递

Swarup Roy Choudhury1,2, Sona Pandey1

  • 1Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, St. Louis, MO 63132, U.S.A.

Molecular plant-microbe interactions : MPMI
|August 21, 2024
PubMed
概括

大豆结节的形成涉及G蛋白信号传递. 像NFR1和SymRK这样的受体激酶化RGS蛋白质,增强它们的活性以调节G蛋白信号传递并促进共生结节.

关键词:
在RGS蛋白质中.在 RLKK 里面.这就是SymRK.异构三元的G蛋白质.结节是指结节的形成.蛋白质与蛋白质的相互作用受体介导的酸化是受体介导的这是G蛋白信号传递的调节器.豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类 (Glycine max) 豆类与共生相关的类似受体激酶.

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