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Different Modes of Negative Regulation of Plant Immunity by Calmodulin-Related Genes.

Plant physiology - 1 Apr 2018

Lu You, Truman William, Liu Xiaotong, Bethke Gerit, Zhou Man, Myers Chad L, Katagiri Fumiaki, Glazebrook Jane

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Plant immune responses activated through the perception of microbe-associated molecular patterns, leading to pattern-triggered immunity, are tightly regulated. This results in low immune responses in the absence of pathogens and a rapid return to the resting state following an activation event. Here, we show that two CALMODULIN-LIKE genes, CML46 and CML47, negatively regulate salicylic acid accumulation and...

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PMID: 29449432
DOI: 10.1104/pp.17.01209
PMCID: PMC5884591

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