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A cross-kingdom interactome predicted by AlphaFold3 reveals a DNF2-centered interface required for symbiotic accommodation
Legumes convert atmospheric nitrogen into ammonium through symbiotic bacteria housed in root nodules, yet the molecular interactions between rhizobial and host proteins inside nodules remain poorly understood. Here we employed AlphaFold3 to construct a cross-kingdom interactome between Medicago trun
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