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Glycan-binding F-box protein from Arabidopsis thaliana protects plants from Pseudomonas syringae infection Ghent University
Background: A small group of F-box proteins consisting of a conserved F-box domain linked to a domain homologous to the glycan-binding protein has been identified within the genome of Arabidopsis thaliana. Previously, the so-called F-box-Nictaba protein, encoded by the gene At2g02360, was shown to be a functional lectin which binds N-acetyllactosamine structures. Here, we present a detailed qRT-PCR expression analysis of F-box-Nictaba in ...
Plant F-box proteins: judges between life and death Ghent University
Arabidopsis F-box protein containing a Nictaba-related lectin domain interacts with N-acetyllactosamine structures KU Leuven Ghent University
The Arabidopsis thaliana genome contains a small group of bipartite F-box proteins, consisting of an N-terminal F-box domain and a C-terminal domain sharing sequence similarity with Nictaba, the jasmonate-induced glycan-binding protein (lectin) from tobacco. Based on the high sequence similarity between the C-terminal domain of these proteins and Nictaba, the hypothesis was put forward that the so-called F-box-Nictaba proteins possess ...
Arabidopsis F-box protein containing a Nictaba-related lectin domain interacts with N-acetyllactosamine structures. KU Leuven
The Arabidopsis thaliana genome contains a small group of bipartite F-box proteins, consisting of an N-terminal F-box domain and a C-terminal domain sharing sequence similarity with Nictaba, the jasmonate-induced glycan-binding protein (lectin) from tobacco. Based on the high sequence similarity between the C-terminal domain of these proteins and Nictaba, the hypothesis was put forward that the so-called F-box-Nictaba proteins possess ...
Phosphoproteome analyses pinpoint the F‐box protein SLOW MOTION as a regulator of warm temperature‐mediated hypocotyl growth in Arabidopsis Ghent University Flanders Institute for Biotechnology
Hypocotyl elongation is controlled by several signals and is a major characteristic of plantsgrowing in darkness or under warm temperature. While already several molecular mechan-isms associated with this process are known, protein degradation and associated E3 ligaseshave hardly been studied in the context of warm temperature.In a time-course phosphoproteome analysis onArabidopsisseedlings exposed to control orwarm ambient temperature, we ...