Protein kinases are a conserved superfamily of proteins that play an essential role in signal transduction by attaching a phosphoryl group to serine,threonine,or tyrosine residues of a protein,hence converting them to...Protein kinases are a conserved superfamily of proteins that play an essential role in signal transduction by attaching a phosphoryl group to serine,threonine,or tyrosine residues of a protein,hence converting them to phosphoproteins.This process,which can be reversed by protein phosphatases,regulates vital cellular processes in plants,including metabolism,proliferation,and death.It is also key to trigger response mechanisms to drought,increased salinity,and other abiotic stresses(Zhu,2016).展开更多
基金The authors are funded by the Agencia Estatal de Investigacion of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation with grant BIO2017-89523-R.
文摘Protein kinases are a conserved superfamily of proteins that play an essential role in signal transduction by attaching a phosphoryl group to serine,threonine,or tyrosine residues of a protein,hence converting them to phosphoproteins.This process,which can be reversed by protein phosphatases,regulates vital cellular processes in plants,including metabolism,proliferation,and death.It is also key to trigger response mechanisms to drought,increased salinity,and other abiotic stresses(Zhu,2016).
