ArticleProteomes2026
Changes in the Proteome and Phosphoproteome of
Article in Proteomes, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 1 paper.
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- Beyond Protein Abundance: Proteoform Diversity and Phosphoproteome Remodeling in Maize (Proteomes · 2026Review
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Abstract
backgroundMaize is a vital crop, supporting 19.5% of global calorie intake. However, maize is vulnerable to even brief periods of drought which substantially reduces seed set and therefore yield.
methodsTo identify proteins involved in responses of maize to drought, soluble proteins were extracted from leaf and silk tissues of
resultsProteins known to be involved in drought responses were identified, such as the abscisic acid pathway and transcription factors. Of particular interest is a group of dehydrins quantified at both total protein and phosphopeptide levels, permitting insight into stoichiometry. The biological function of dehydrins in the model plant
conclusionsTranslation of protein function from model plant to crops remains highly challenging because genome duplication has created complex sets of orthologous and homologous proteins. By focusing on proteomic changes during crop stress responses, this work enables the identification of known and novel proteins, substantially aiding the transfer of knowledge from model plants to crops.
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