Plant gene regulation networks are intricate systems that control gene expression across different tissues and developmental stages. These networks comprise genes, transcription factors, and signaling molecules that interact dynamically in response to internal cues and external stimuli, such as light or pathogen exposure. In plants, gene regulation networks are responsible for critical functions like flowering, root development, and stress adaptation. By mapping these networks, scientists can identify target genes for genetic engineering, enhancing traits such as drought tolerance, pest resistance, and nutrient use efficiency. The study of plant gene regulation networks provides valuable insights for developing resilient crops suited to changing climates.
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