Putative signal peptides of two BURP proteins can direct proteins to their destinations in tobacco cell system

Keywords

Signal peptide, Subcellular localization, Protein subcellular localization prediction, Apoplast, Biology

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• Characterization of the role of Zea mays burp domain-containing genes in maize drought responsesKyle Phillips — 2016
• BURP domain-containing genes in legumes: genome-wide identification, structure, and expression analysis under stresses and developmentPragya Chitkara, Nikita Poddar, Amarjeet Singh — 2022
• Delving into the BURP Super family: A Comprehensive QTL-Assisted Study on RD22 genes and its Role in Salinity Stress Tolerance in ChickpeaSandhya Tripathi, C. Bharadwaj, Maloti Hembram — 2024

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