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Medicago Plants Control Nodulation by Regulating Proteolysis of the Receptor-Like Kinase DMI2.

Plant physiology - 1 Jun 2018

Pan Huairong, Stonoha-Arther Christina, Wang Dong

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Plants use receptor-like kinases to monitor environmental changes and transduce signals into plant cells. The Medicago truncatula (hereafter Mtruncatula) DOES NOT MAKE INFECTIONS2 (DMI2) protein functions as a coreceptor of rhizobial signals to initiate nodule development and rhizobial infection during nitrogen-fixing symbiosis, but the mechanisms regulating DMI2 protein level and folding are still unknown. Here,...

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PMID: 29717018
DOI: 10.1104/pp.17.01542
PMCID: PMC6001312

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