Transduction of plant signal molecules by the Rhizobium NodD proteins

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Bioessays 13 (11):575-581 (1991)
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The regulatory NodD proteins of Rhizobium bacteria mediate the activation of a gene set responsible for symbiotic nodule formation by plant signal molecules. Here we discuss the signal recognition and gene activation properties of NodD and present a model summarizing the current knowledge on NodD action.

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