Disruption of ROS rhythmicity through dual inhibition of IDO1 and AhR extends survival in cancer models, revealing a new therapeutic approach targeting tumor oxidative balance.
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Disruption of ROS rhythmicity through dual inhibition of IDO1 and AhR extends survival in cancer models, revealing a new therapeutic approach targeting tumor oxidative balance.
Microbial co-culture engineering enables first successful biosynthesis of 2-phenylethyl glucosinolate from phenylalanine, achieving significant titer improvements.
Sulfur metabolism regulates chloroplast retrograde signaling, with PAP levels linked to stress responses in plants, highlighting a key connection in Arabidopsis thaliana and beyond.
Sulfur metabolism intricately regulates autophagy in plants, with metal stress triggering a surge in sulfur-related responses and autophagic activity.
Sulfur metabolism is a key driver of plant-microbe interactions, influencing microbiome assembly, disease resistance, and nutrient cycling in sulfur-limited systems.
The LSU protein family plays a crucial role in plant growth and stress resilience, extending beyond sulfur deficiency responses, with recent evidence highlighting their broader functions.
Sulfur deficiency combined with water deficit triggers a synergistic redox response in pea leaves, involving 38 genes and increased glutathione S-transferase activity.
Precision LED light recipes can significantly alter kale growth and nutritional content, with specific effects depending on light intensity, spectral composition, and cultivar.
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