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MSL10 and the Prey: A high-sensitivity mechanosensor in Venus flytrap

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Plants are sessile and must sense and adapt to environmental stresses, including mechanical forces from wind or physical contact. Mechanosensitive genes, such as those in the Mechanosensitive channel of Small conductance-Like (MSL) family, prevent cell rupture by acting as osmotic safety valves under stressful conditions. In this study, Suda et al. investigated the role of MSL10 in the sensory… Source
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MSL10 and the Prey: A high-sensitivity mechanosensor in Venus flytrap

Plants are sessile and must sense and adapt to environmental stresses, including mechanical forces from wind or physical contact. Mechanosensitive genes, such as those in the Mechanosensitive channel of Small conductance-Like (MSL) family, prevent cell rupture by acting as osmotic safety valves under stressful conditions. In this study, Suda et al. investigated the role of MSL10 in the sensory… Source

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