Comparing essentiality of sos1-mediated na+ exclusion in salinity tolerance between cultivated and wild rice species

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  • who: Babar Shahzad and collaborators from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture, University of Tasmania, Hobart, TAS, Australia have published the Article: Comparing Essentiality of SOS1-Mediated Na+ Exclusion in Salinity Tolerance between Cultivated and Wild Rice Species, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • what: Pharmacological experiments using one of the genotypes (cultivar IR1) as a case study revealed that amiloride treatment (an inhibitor of PM Na+ /H+ exchanger) suppressed Na+ efflux in root elongation zone by more than 90% (significant at p and amp;lt; 0.05), indicating that SOS1-like PM Na+ /H+ exchangers activity was . . .

     

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