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The Heat Stress Transcription Factor LlHsfA4 Enhanced Basic Thermotolerance through Regulating ROS Metabolism in Lilies (Lilium Longiflorum).

International journal of molecular sciences - 5 Jan 2022

Wang Chengpeng, Zhou Yunzhuan, Yang Xi, Zhang Bing, Xu Fuxiang, Wang Yue, Song Cunxu, Yi Mingfang, Ma Nan, Zhou Xiaofeng, He Junna

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Heat stress severely affects the annual agricultural production. Heat stress transcription factors (HSFs) represent a critical regulatory juncture in the heat stress response (HSR) of plants. The HsfA1-dependent pathway has been explored well, but the regulatory mechanism of the HsfA1-independent pathway is still under-investigated. In the present research, HsfA4, an important gene of the HsfA1-independent...

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PMID: 35009000
DOI: 10.3390/ijms23010572
PMCID: PMC8745440

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