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PAID ACCESS | Published on : 05-Apr-2024 | Pages: 28-35 |
Proteomics is one of the tools for understanding the responses and adaptations of crops to several biotic and abiotic stresses. Environmental stresses negatively impact the plant growth, metabolism, and productivity which has been creating a significant challenge to world food security. Proteomic studies are employed to found out the stress-responsive proteins, signaling pathways, and metabolic changes that occur during stress conditions. Proteomics approaches play a major role in improving the discerning of key regulatory proteins involved in stress tolerance. Furthermore, post-translational modifications and subcellular protein localization are critical in cellular signaling and adaptation mechanisms under adverse environments. This chapter provides a summary of the proteomic methods utilized to examine crops ability to withstand abiotic stress and the significance of PTMs and subcellular localization. Prospective use of complex signaling pathways in plant adaptation to biotic and abiotic stress were investigated to address issues of food security.
Proteomics, stress-responsive proteins, post-translational modifications
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