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Soybean stands as one of the major field crops globally. However, its production encounters annual yield losses, partially attributed to pathogenic threats. To enhance the immunity of crops such as soybean, it is crucial to comprehend the molecular mechanisms of immune signaling. Building on our prior research, we propose that specific CDPKs may represent promising targets to fortify anti-microbial immunity in soybean. To test this hypothesis, we have brought together two experts in plant immunity and crop biotechnology for a Mitacs Globalink project that involves a PhD student from Queen’s University interning at Iowa State University.
Jacqueline Monaghan
Iowa State University
Life Sciences
Agriculture and Food; Life Sciences (not health)
Queen's University
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