This review systematically summarizes the discovery, protein structure, classification, regulatory networks, biological functions, and mechanisms underlying stress responses of plant CBLs, and provides perspectives for future research, aiming to provide theoretical foundations and genetic resources for the genetic improvement of crop stress tolerance and biological breeding.
A review of WD40 repeat proteins strengthens current findings relating their structural properties, molecular mechanisms, and functional diversity, underscoring their potential as targets for developing stress-resilient, high-yield crops in a changing climate.
By elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying cold stress responses, it offers key perspectives for the breeding of climate-tolerant pepper varieties to ensure sustainable agricultural production.
Altaf Hussain, Hamza Ali, Yunxuan Xu et al.· Horticulture Advances· 0 citations
Functional inferences are primarily based on genome-wide computational analyses and expression profiling and therefore require further experimental validation, but conserved three-dimensional architectures among SlPYL proteins are demonstrated, supporting their functional conservation.
Nazia Jan, Ao-Yu Yang, Tong-Yun Sha et al.· International Journal of Mol...· 0 citations
This review synthesizes recent mechanistic insights into how DREB proteins orchestrate tolerance to complex abiotic threats through the stringent regulation of ion homeostasis and the activation of robust antioxidant defense systems for reactive oxygen species (ROS) scavenging.
Abdul Hakeem, E. Elatafi, Xiang-Meng Chen et al.· Journal of Crop Health· 0 citations
This review systematically summarizes the structural features and multifaceted functions of HIPPs in plants and holds great promise for developing stress-tolerant crop varieties, breeding low-cadmium crops, and advancing phytoremediation technologies.
Shi Xu, Jing-Jing Sun, Jiayi Ji et al.· Phyton· 0 citations
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