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Physiology and genetics of ERA1 inactivation and its relationship with protein farnesylation in plants.

Aug 2026 · Journal of Experimental Botany · 0 citations
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This review highlights key knowledge gaps in plant protein farnesylation research and discusses the potential of ERA1 as a target for crop genetic improvement, providing a theoretical foundation for future studies on the molecular mechanisms and biotechnological applications of this modification.

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