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Regulation of Cadmium Accumulation and Tolerance by Receptor-Like Kinase OsSRK and Putative Ligand OsTDL1B in Rice.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Mar 2026

Zheng Xinyu, Li Yakun, Ding Lihong, Ye Yaoyao, Tang Fan, Wang Feijuan, Bao Hexigeduleng, Jiang Qiong, Peng Weihua, Zhang Leilei, Cai Chong, Lu Kaixing, Qu Aili, Chen Zhixiang, Zhu Cheng, Ding Yanfei

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Cadmium (Cd) is a toxic metal that accumulates in plants to inhibit growth and enters the food chain to harm human health. Although Cd accumulation and tolerance in plants have been extensively analysed, their regulation is less understood. Here, we identify a stress-responsive receptor-like kinase (OsSRK) involved in rice Cd accumulation and tolerance. Our results show that OsSRK expression was strongly induced...

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PMID: 41277468
DOI: 10.1111/pce.70291

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