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Subfunctionalization Of Ethylene Receptors And Homology Modeling Of Cytosolic Domains In Arabidopsis Thaliana, Sai Keerthana Wuppalapati
Subfunctionalization Of Ethylene Receptors And Homology Modeling Of Cytosolic Domains In Arabidopsis Thaliana, Sai Keerthana Wuppalapati
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Ethylene is a gaseous phytohormone that initiates and modulates several mechanisms related to growth and development in plants through a family of five disulphide-linked receptor dimers. Although the ethylene receptors are very similar in their structures, they have diverse functions with both overlapping and non-overlapping roles. Silver ions are able to support ethylene binding to the receptors but it is also interesting to note that ethylene responses are blocked in the presence of silver. A part of the present study identified that ETR1 receiver domain has little or no role in mediating responses to silver ions, supported by data obtained …