Abstract
Plants can recognise the penetrating pathogen and respond to the attack with an array of defense reactions. Signal transduction from receptor in plasma membrane to genome is necessary to activate these reactions. Plant cell signaling systems which take part in signal transduction were discovered and identified recently. The obtained results suggest that plant cells have complex and well coordinated signal network which regulates their immune potential.
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Claim · model-written summary
Plants recognize invading pathogens and mount defense reactions.
- Taxon
- PlantsViridiplantaee0
- Interactor
- pathogene0pathogen
- Outcome
- defense reactionse0
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e0“Plants can recognise the penetrating pathogen and respond to the attack with an array of defense reactions.”
Claim · model-written summary
Signal transduction from plasma membrane receptors to the genome is necessary to activate plant defense.
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e0“Signal transduction from receptor in plasma membrane to genome is necessary to activate these reactions.”
t0“plant”
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Plant cell signaling systems involved in signal transduction were identified.
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e0“Plant cell signaling systems which take part in signal transduction were discovered and identified recently.”
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The results suggest a complex coordinated signaling network regulates plant immune potential.
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e0“The obtained results suggest that plant cells have complex and well coordinated signal network which regulates their immune potential.”