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Tomato NAC transcription factor SlSRN1 positively regulates defense response against biotic stress but negatively regulates abiotic stress response.

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Figure 1. Sequence alignment and phylogenetic tree analysis of SlSRN1 with other plant NAC proteins
Figure 2. Subcellular localization and transactivation activity of SlSRN1. A. Subcellular localization of SlSRN1 when transiently expressed in onion epidermal cells
Figure 3. Expression of SlSRN1 in responses to pathogen infection and treatments with defense signaling hormones.

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