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The Pik NLR pair accumulates at the plasma membrane as a hetero-oligomeric sensor-helper immune protein complex prior to activation

2025-12-02

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Following the perception of pathogen virulence proteins in plants, nucleotide-binding and leucine-rich repeat immune receptors (NLRs) are activated via a wide range of mechanisms. Singleton NLRs can both perceive effectors and trigger an immune response, whereas other NLRs specialise in either pathogen recognition (sensor NLRs) or activation of the immune response (helper NLRs). Sensor and helper NLRs can function...

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37f6c581-6f76-5c98-bf4e-bf41803f3c16
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10.64898/2025.11.30.691369
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