ArticleFrontiers in plant science2022
Identification of ankyrin-transmembrane-type subfamily genes in Triticeae species reveals
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Abstract
The ankyrin-transmembrane (ANKTM) subfamily is the most abundant subgroup of the ANK superfamily, with critical roles in pathogen defense. However, the function of ANKTM proteins in wheat immunity remains largely unexplored. Here, a total of 381
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