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SRF3 couples cellular iron homeostasis and defense responses through ubiquitin-dependent nano-organization
Iron homeostasis is a central component of host defense responses. In mammals, iron availability is rapidly adjusted through receptor mediated pathways, whereas it remains unclear how plants regulate iron homeostasis during the earliest stages of immune activation. Here, we identify a rapid iron reg
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