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- Transcriptional regulation of defense genes is vital for plant responses to environmental stresses.
- MYB transcription factors are among the largest plant transcription factor families and are key to enhancing plant stress tolerance.
- This paper examines the structure, function, and molecular mechanisms of MYB transcription factors, as well as their role in regulating plant defense responses.
Article Abstract
Transcriptional regulation of defense gene expression is a crucial part of plant defense responses in plant defense environment stresses. As one of the largest plant transcription factor families, MYB (v-myb avian myeloblastosis viral on-cogene homolog) transcription factors play an important role in plant stress tolerance. In this paper, we review the structural features, functional characterization and molecular mechanism of MYB transcription factor family, and discuss the regula-tory roles of transcription factors in plant defense responses.
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