2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2148201/v1
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How Salt (NaCl) stress modulates histidine kinase-based signalling systems

Abstract: Salt stress is a global environmental problem, which affects various biochemical and physiological processes in plants and significantly decreases the quantity and quality of the yield. NaCl is the main driver of NaCl-mediated effects because the accumulation of sodium ions (Na+) in plant tissues disrupts the homeostasis of other ions and may lead to secondary stresses. Two-component signalling (TCS) is an evolutionally conserved histidine-kinase based system utilised by many organisms to react to inner and en… Show more

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