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Genetic suppressor of fd-gogat1 reveals crosstalk among brassinosteroids, photorespiration, and amino acid metabolism

Katherine A. Klimpel, Annika Findlay, Sannidhi Menon, Leah Cytron-Walker, Caylynn A. Dedow, Lazlo Camou, Michela Cadarso, Meghan F. McGuire, Jeff Pietroske, Daniel Idowu, Michael Busche, Jacob O. Brunkard

Frontiers in Plant Science · 2025

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Summary

Introduction: (ferredoxin-dependent glutamine oxoglutarate aminotransferase or Fd-GOGAT). Methods: . Results: , which is chlorotic due to defects in the photorespiratory pathway. Discussion: This discovery highlights how crosstalk among phytohormones (brassinosteroids) and core metabolic processes (amino acid biosynthesis and photorespiration) converge to regulate plant development and physiology.

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Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.3389/fpls.2025.1680431
Catalogue ID
SNmok6mke0-2fexf6
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