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S-nitrosylation of NADPH oxidase regulates cell death in plant immunity.

Nature - 13 Oct 2011

Yun Byung-Wook, Feechan Angela, Yin Minghui, Saidi Noor B B, Le Bihan Thierry, Yu Manda, Moore John W, Kang Jeong-Gu, Kwon Eunjung, Spoel Steven H, Pallas Jacqueline A, Loake Gary J

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Changes in redox status are a conspicuous feature of immune responses in a variety of eukaryotes, but the associated signalling mechanisms are not well understood. In plants, attempted microbial infection triggers the rapid synthesis of nitric oxide and a parallel accumulation of reactive oxygen intermediates, the latter generated by NADPH oxidases related to those responsible for the pathogen-activated...

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PMID: 21964330
DOI: 10.1038/nature10427

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