Pivotal role of heterotrimeric G protein in the crosstalk between sugar signaling and abiotic
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Heterotrimeric G proteins–comprising Gα, Gβ, and Gγ subunits–are ubiquitous elements in
eukaryotic cell signaling. Plant genomes contain both canonical Gα subunit genes and a …

Grain size is important for yield in rice (Oryza sativa L.). Although many genes involved in
grain size have been isolated, few can be used in breeding due to their interactions and …

Climate change has significantly affected agriculture production, particularly the rice crop
that is consumed by almost half of the world's population and contributes significantly to …

Key message This comprehensive review underscores the application of genome editing in
plant reproductive biology, including recent advances and challenges associated with it …

The main goals of rice breeding nowadays include increasing yield, improving grain quality,
and promoting complete mechanized production to save labor costs. Rice grain shape …

An efficient genetic transformation protocol is necessary to edit genes for trait improvement
directly in elite bread wheat cultivars. We used a protein fusion between a wheat growth …

The core G protein signaling module, which consists of Gα and extra-large Gα (XLG)
subunits coupled with the Gβγ dimer, is a master regulator of various stress responses. In …

Identifying and characterizing genes that control important agronomic traits and finding ways
to alter them are vital for crop improvement. Map-based cloning, heterologous gene …

Main conclusion A comprehensive understanding of nitrogen signaling cascades involving
heterotrimeric G-proteins and their putative receptors can assist in the production of nitrogen …