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The xenobiotic fluoride is a detrimental toxin which is exported by a double-barrelled fluoride channel (Fluc) in prokaryotes and a single-barrelled fluoride exporter (FEX) in lower eukaryotes. The presence of FEX gene in higher plant species has not been reported till date. In this communication, we have identified FEXs across nine plant species belonging to five different families. Homology modelling...
Metal tolerance proteins (MTPs) play an important role in the transport of metals at the cellular, tissue and whole plant levels. In the present study, 11 MTP genes were identified and these clustered in three major sub-families Fe/Zn-MTP, Zn-MTP, and Mn-MTP, and seven groups, which are similar to the grouping of MTP genes in both Arabidopsis and rice. Vitis vinifera metal tolerance proteins (VvMTP)...
As one of the most important resistance (R) gene families in plants, the NBS–LRR genes, encoding proteins with nucleotide-binding site (NBS) and leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domains, play significant roles in resisting pathogens. The published genomic data for cabbage (Brassica oleracea L.) provide valuable data to identify and characterize the genomic organization of cabbage NBS–LRR genes. Ultimately,...
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