Arabidopsis EXTRA-LARGE G PROTEIN 1 (XLG1) functions together with XLG2 and XLG3 in PAMP-triggered MAPK activation and immunity

Yiping Wang, Hailei Zhang, Pengxi Wang, Huan Zhong, Wuzhen Liu, Shoudong Zhang, Liming Xiong, Yingying Wu*, Yiji Xia*

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