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皮洛塔在与核糖体相关的质量控制和沉默的十字路口:协调植物的发育,压力和免疫力

Gemma Sans-Coll1, Catharina Merchante1

  • 1Instituto de Hortofruticultura Subtropical y Mediterránea La Mayora, Universidad de Málaga-Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (IHSM-UMA-CSIC). Boulevard Louis Pasteur, 49. 29010 Málaga. Spain.

Journal of experimental botany
|March 4, 2026
PubMed
概括

与核糖体相关的质量控制 (RaQC) 途径,如不进行衰变 (NGD) 和不停止衰变 (NSD),对于基因表达至关重要. 皮洛塔蛋白是植物中这些通路的关键,影响了发育和免疫力.

关键词:
没有去衰变的衰变.没有停止的衰变.皮洛塔 (Pelota) 是一种皮草.植物开发 植物开发植物免疫力 植物免疫力制止RNA沉默的方法与核糖体相关的质量控制

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