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Pathogen-derived mechanical cues regulate the spatio-temporal implementation of plant defense

2021-10-18

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How immune responses are activated and regulated is a central question in immunology. In addition to molecular signaling, recent work has shown that physical forces regulate the immune response of vertebrates by modifying transmembrane protein conformation and cell contact. Mechanical stress and strain produced by forces constitute physical cues perceived by cells instructing gene expression. Whether mechanical cu...

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bd855333-90b2-51ab-b790-1818590e9a53
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10.1101/2021.10.18.464859
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