NLRs in plants
Highlights • Expanded NLR-encoding gene families with enriched diversity are found in higher plants. • Perception of effectors through paired NLRs could further expand the NLR repertoire. • Regulation of plant NLR homeostasis occurs at many different levels. • Oligomerization of plant NLRs plays an...
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| description | Highlights • Expanded NLR-encoding gene families with enriched diversity are found in higher plants. • Perception of effectors through paired NLRs could further expand the NLR repertoire. • Regulation of plant NLR homeostasis occurs at many different levels. • Oligomerization of plant NLRs plays an important role in defense activation. • Nuclear plant NLRs participate in transcriptional reprogramming. |
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