Plant Selective Autophagy—Still an Uncharted Territory With a Lot of Hidden Gems

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Selective autophagy has emerged as a major quality control pathway that surgically removes damaged or unwanted macromolecules to maintain cellular health. Defects in selective autophagy have been linked with several neurodegenerative and metabolic diseases, and aging in animal models. Similarly, genetic studies have shown that autophagy is involved in a wide range of stress responses in plants. Over the last...

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