late in embryogenesis and in response to stress leading to cell dehydration (e.g., drought, low temperature, and salinity).2 The expression pattern of group 2 LEA genes is frequently associated with higher tolerance of crop plants to abiotic stresses such as cold3 and drought.4-6 All dehydrins have at least one conserved, lysine-rich 15-amino acid domain, EKK-GIMDKIK EKLPG, named the K-segment near the C-termi-nus, and some of them may have a track of Ser residues (the S-segment), and/or a consensus motif (in one or more copies), T/VDEYGNP (Y-segment) located near the N-terminus.2 The number and order of the Y-, S-, and K-segments define dif-ferent dehydrin sub-classes:
Dehydrins are plant proteins produced on the late stages of embryogenesis or in response to dehydrat...
Dehydrins (DHN) are water-soluble lipid-associating proteins that accumulate during low-temperature ...
Plants accumulate dehydrins in response to osmotic stresses. Dehydrins are divided into five differe...
Dehydrins, plant proteins that are upregulated during dehydration stress conditions, have modular se...
Abiotic stress affects the growth and development of crops tremendously, worldwide. To avoid adverse...
Abiotic stress affects the growth and development of crops tremendously, worldwide. To avoid adverse...
Dehydrins, also known as Group II late embryogenesis abundant (LEA) proteins, are classic intrinsica...
Reverse transcribed RNAs coding for YnKn, YnSKn, SKn, and KS dehydrin types in drought-stressed whit...
Dehydrins are a family of plant proteins that accumulate in response to dehydration stresses, such a...
Dehydrins are intrinsically disordered proteins composed of several well conserved sequence motifs k...
Disordered plant chaperones play key roles in helping plants survive in harsh conditions, and they a...
Disordered plant chaperones play key roles in helping plants survive in harsh conditions, and they a...
Dehydrins (DHNs) are a family of plant proteins that play important roles on abiotic stress toleranc...
Dehydrins (DHNs) are a family of plant proteins that play important roles on abiotic stress toleranc...
Dehydrins are a family of plant proteins that accumulate in response to dehydration stresses, such a...
Dehydrins are plant proteins produced on the late stages of embryogenesis or in response to dehydrat...
Dehydrins (DHN) are water-soluble lipid-associating proteins that accumulate during low-temperature ...
Plants accumulate dehydrins in response to osmotic stresses. Dehydrins are divided into five differe...
Dehydrins, plant proteins that are upregulated during dehydration stress conditions, have modular se...
Abiotic stress affects the growth and development of crops tremendously, worldwide. To avoid adverse...
Abiotic stress affects the growth and development of crops tremendously, worldwide. To avoid adverse...
Dehydrins, also known as Group II late embryogenesis abundant (LEA) proteins, are classic intrinsica...
Reverse transcribed RNAs coding for YnKn, YnSKn, SKn, and KS dehydrin types in drought-stressed whit...
Dehydrins are a family of plant proteins that accumulate in response to dehydration stresses, such a...
Dehydrins are intrinsically disordered proteins composed of several well conserved sequence motifs k...
Disordered plant chaperones play key roles in helping plants survive in harsh conditions, and they a...
Disordered plant chaperones play key roles in helping plants survive in harsh conditions, and they a...
Dehydrins (DHNs) are a family of plant proteins that play important roles on abiotic stress toleranc...
Dehydrins (DHNs) are a family of plant proteins that play important roles on abiotic stress toleranc...
Dehydrins are a family of plant proteins that accumulate in response to dehydration stresses, such a...
Dehydrins are plant proteins produced on the late stages of embryogenesis or in response to dehydrat...
Dehydrins (DHN) are water-soluble lipid-associating proteins that accumulate during low-temperature ...
Plants accumulate dehydrins in response to osmotic stresses. Dehydrins are divided into five differe...