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Evolutionary conserved multifunctional nitric oxide synthesis proteins responding to bacterial MAMPs are located at the endoplasmic reticulum

2020-07-12

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Most Eukaryotic organisms produce nitric oxide (NO); however, the mechanisms underpinning NO’s biosynthesis are only known in animals. In animals, there seems to be a non-described additional system for producing NO in many cell types, including blood vessels where NO is essential for blood pressure control. NO is known to be a signalling molecule of the innate immunity system in plants and fungi although no NO ge...

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Literature Corpus work: f50c3162-c7cf-5fd6-aa8f-46231344e1d7
DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.12.191361

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