Exploring The Source Of Plant Nb-Lrr Disease Resistance Protein Signaling: Roles Of Cc And Nb Domains In Pathogen Perception And Defense Induction
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To formulate a framework that can explain the underlying principles governing NBLRR function while accommodating findings from different experimental systems, this model proposes a two-step recognition process involving interactions with both cellular co-factors and the LRR domain, which activates the molecular switch leading to disease resistance.
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