Diverse roles of ERECTA family genes in plant development.
作者： Elena D. Shpak
DOI: 10.1111/JIPB.12108
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摘要: Multiple receptor-like kinases (RLKs) enable intercellular communication that coordinates growth and development of plant tissues. ERECTA family receptors (ERfs) are an ancient leucine-rich repeat RLKs in Arabidopsis consists three genes: ERECTA, ERL1, ERL2. ERfs sense secreted cysteine-rich peptides from the EPF/EPFL transmit signal through a MAP kinase cascade. This review discusses functions stomata development, regulation longitudinal aboveground organs, during reproductive shoot apical meristem. In addition role responses to biotic abiotic factors is examined. Elena D. Shpak (Corresponding author).
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