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Roles of plant CBL–CIPK systems in abiotic stress responses

Shilian HUANG
Miao CHEN
Junsong LIANG
Shaofeng JIANG
Pages
271–280
Publication Date
2022-11-04
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This review summarizes the structural features of CBL and CIPK families and the research progress of CBL–CIPK complexesunder environmental stresses, and forecasts the important future direction in studies of the CBL–CIPK signaling system.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Plants evolved from long-term adaptation to form regulatory mechanisms of perception, transduction, and response to stresses.The CBL–CIPK signaling system is a basic calcium sensor that plays an important role in sensing adverse environmental stimuli.
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Key Findings & Data:CBLscan perceive and bind Ca2+ under adversity and then specifically interact with CIPKs.
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Plants evolved from long-term adaptation to form regulatory mechanisms of perception, transduction, and response to stresses.The CBL–CIPK signaling system is a basic calcium sensor that plays an important role in sensing adverse environmental stimuli. CBLscan perceive and bind Ca2+ under adversity and then specifically interact with CIPKs. The activated CBL–CIPK complex phosphorylatesdownstream target proteins (such as ion channels and transporters), or regulates transcription factors and stress responsive genes.Important progress has been made in the study of CBL–CIPK signaling pathways in response to high salt, low N, low K, high Mg, andhigh pH. This review summarizes the structural features of CBL and CIPK families and the research progress of CBL–CIPK complexesunder environmental stresses, and forecasts the important future direction in studies of the CBL–CIPK signaling system.

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HUANG, S., CHEN, M., LIANG, J., JIANG, S. (2022). Roles of plant CBL–CIPK systems in abiotic stress responses. Turkish Journal of Botany, Cilt: 43 - Sayı: 3, 271–280. https://ajindex.com/articles/600890

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