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A symbiotic MLO gene regulates root development via RALF34-triggered Ca2+ signalling in Lotus japonicus

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Filippo Binci
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Giacomo Guarneri
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Sofía Cristina Somoza
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Filippo Vascon
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Arianna Capparotto
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Edoardo Di Nuzzo
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Giacomo Rago
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Barbara Baldan
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Laura Cendron
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Lorella Navazio *
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Marco Giovannetti *
DOI：10.1093/plphys/kiag485delete
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Mildew Locus O (MLO) genes, initially identified as powdery mildew susceptibility factors, are increasingly recognized as multifunctional regulators implicated in diverse processes, including plant reproduction, root thigmotropism, and interactions with beneficial microbes. Recent evidence shows that MLO proteins can act as Ca2+-permeable channels in response to Rapid Alkalinization Factors (RALF) peptides in reproductive cells, pointing to broader roles in Ca2+-mediated signalling.

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Plant Physiology cover
Plant Physiology
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university of Padova
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