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Analysis of deletion constructs identified the minimal promoter responsible for salicylic-acid inducibility.
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e0“further analysis of deletion constructs helped in the identification of minimal promoter responsible for its inducibility by SA.”
Title
0330601 風景構成法と競技者心性 : 描画表現の継時的変化について
登代子 中島; 哲夫 雑古 日本体育学会大会号 1991. doi:10.1007/s00299-021-02710-8
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- Observation MiWRKY53 was identified and functionally validated in mulberry.
- Intervention effect MiWRKY53 expression differed in response to stress and hormone treatments.
- Observation MiWRKY53 belongs to group III of the WRKY gene family.
- Observation MiWRKY53 localized in the nucleus.
- Observation MiWRKY53 lacked transcriptional activation activity in yeast.
- Intervention effect MiWRKY53-overexpressing Arabidopsis showed a preferential root-growth response to salicylic acid.
- Intervention effect MiWRKY53-overexpressing Arabidopsis had wider leaves than wild-type plants.
- Observation PR-1 transcripts were higher in MiWRKY53-overexpressing Arabidopsis.
- Observation MiWRKY53-overexpressing Arabidopsis resisted Pseudomonas syringae PstDC3000.
- Observation MiWRKY53-overexpressing mulberry showed a salicylic-acid response.
- Observation Several hormone- and stress-related cis-acting elements were identified in the MiWRKY53 upstream regulatory region.
- Intervention effect The full-length MiWRKY53 promoter was induced by salicylic acid.
- Mechanism The authors interpreted MiWRKY53 as a regulator of plant defense through salicylic-acid-mediated mechanisms.