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This project investigates how plant cells respond to oxidative stress by exploring the signaling pathways between chloroplasts and mitochondria. It aims to understand the integration of these pathways to enhance stress tolerance and cellular homeostasis in plants.
Environmental challenges such as drought, temperature and light extremes can impose oxidative stress in multiple organelles, thus negatively affecting the function of plant cells.
Both chloroplasts and mitochondria can invoke signaling pathways to the nucleus that trigger stress responses and adjustment of cellular homeostasis, resulting in physiological outcomes such as enhanced stress tolerance, or conversely programmed cell death.
These pathways include the 3'-phosphoadenosine 5'-phosphate (P…
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