The gac system integrates physical and chemical cues to promote plant root attachment
This study identifies the gacSA two-component system as a sensor integrating physical and chemical cues to promote root attachment in Pseudomonas protegens Pf-5.
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This study identifies the gacSA two-component system as a sensor integrating physical and chemical cues to promote root attachment in Pseudomonas protegens Pf-5.
Yvonne Kiere, Ancy E J Chandran, Guy Sobol…·Doron Shkolnik
This study identifies a calcium-mediated signaling pathway involving CAMTA6, PP2C49, and HKT1;1 that regulates ion homeostasis during Arabidopsis seed germination under salt stress.
Fan Xia, Ning Zhang, Renee E. Smith…·Gregory B. Martin
This study identifies Pic3 and Pic12 as PP2C phosphatases that negatively regulate tomato immunity against Pseudomonas syringae through flagellin-independent pathways.
Joydeep Chakraborty, Guy Sobol, Fan Xia…·Guido Sessa
This paper identifies Pic14 as a negative regulator of Pto/Prf-triggered immunity in tomato by inhibiting MAPK activation through dephosphorylation of Mkk2.