An autophagy-associated Atg8 protein is involved in the responses of Arabidopsis seedlings to hormonal controls and abiotic stresses

Keyphrases

• Abiotic Stress 100%
• Cytokinin 100%
• Atg8 100%
• Autophagy 100%
• Arabidopsis Seedlings 100%
• Hormonal Control 100%
• Green Fluorescent Protein 50%
• Fusion Protein 33%
• Multiple Functions 33%
• Root Architecture 33%
• N-terminus 16%
• Osmotic Stress 16%
• Recombinant 16%
• Novel Functions 16%
• Arabidopsis Thaliana 16%
• C-terminus 16%
• Dynamic Movement 16%
• Eukaryotes 16%
• Auxin 16%
• Autophagosome 16%
• Vascular System 16%
• Root Tissue 16%
• Animal Cells 16%
• Cancer Disease 16%
• Salt Stress 16%
• Degenerative Disease 16%
• Hemagglutinin 16%
• Epidermis Cell 16%
• Anthocyanin Accumulation 16%
• Epitope Tag 16%
• External Application 16%
• Growth Disease 16%
• Mild Salt Stress 16%
• Root Epidermis 16%
• Mild Osmotic Stress 16%
• Fusion Constructs 16%
• Root-shoot Communication 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Osmotic Stress 100%
• Autophagy 100%
• Arabidopsis 100%
• Hormonal Regulation 100%
• Amino Terminal Sequence 50%
• Carboxy Terminal Sequence 50%
• Morphology 50%
• Epitope 50%
• Eukaryote 50%
• Autophagosome 50%
• Arabidopsis thaliana 50%
• Animal Cell 50%
• Salt Stress 50%
• Hemagglutinin 50%
• Epidermis Cell 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Arabidopsis 100%
• Autophagy 100%
• Green Fluorescent Protein 100%
• Abiotic Stress 100%
• Hormonal Regulation 100%
• Osmotic Stress 66%
• Chimeric Protein 66%
• C-Terminus 33%
• N-Terminus 33%
• Morphology 33%
• Arabidopsis thaliana 33%
• Anthocyanin 33%
• Autophagosome 33%
• Protein Tag 33%
• Eukaryote 33%
• Hemagglutinin 33%