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Journal of Plant Biology, 2020
Due to global warming, high temperature has become the main abiotic stress affecting plant growth worldwide. LysM-containing receptor-like kinase 4 (LYK4) is the receptor for chitin, and ERECTA(ER) is a key factor in plant tolerance to high temperature.
Linxiao Chen +6 more
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Due to global warming, high temperature has become the main abiotic stress affecting plant growth worldwide. LysM-containing receptor-like kinase 4 (LYK4) is the receptor for chitin, and ERECTA(ER) is a key factor in plant tolerance to high temperature.
Linxiao Chen +6 more
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Gene expression analysis of a chitin-induced receptor like kinase using expression database
European Journal of BioMedical Research, 2017Receptor-like kinases family were involved in various biological process in plant. Chitin-induced receptor like kinase 1 (CRLK1) was previously reported to play a role in resistance to fungal pathogens. In this study, CRLK1 was shown to be induced by various elicitors derived from bacteria, fungi and plant cell wall fragments. CRLK1 was also induced by
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Chitin induces type IV collagen and elastic fiber in implanted non-woven fabric of polyester
Carbohydrate Polymers, 1996The non-woven fabric of polyester (control) and the composite material of the non-woven fabric of polyester and chitin (Chitipack P) were implanted to bovine flexor tendon. After 3 weeks implantation, type IV collagen and elastic fibers were significantly increased and type I collagen was decreased in Chitipack P in comparison with control.
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CHITIN INDUCED AIRWAY INFLAMMATION AND PRODUCTION OF PROSTAGLANDIN E2
Respirology, 2017openaire +1 more source
Superfine grinding induced amorphization and increased solubility of α-chitin
Carbohydrate Polymers, 2020Wenchang Zhang +2 more
exaly
Collagen typing of granulation tissue induced by chitin and chitosan
Carbohydrate Polymers, 1998Yukisato Kitamura, Saburo Minami
exaly

