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Structural and Functional Diversity of Serine Protease-Like DEG (Degradation of periplasmic proteins) Genes in Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.)

Abhilash Reddy Gangula Payal Mavadiya Krishnakant D. Tandel Maulik Shah Stuti Shah Dhwani Vasdadiya S. K. Singh
Sep 2026 · Potato Research · Vol 69 · 0 citations · 100 references
Enzyme Production and Characterization

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A comprehensive genome-wide analysis identified 19 serine protease-like DEG family proteins in potato, revealing their structural diversity, domain architecture, and regulatory potential and highlighting the functional versatility of DEG proteases in potato development and stress adaptation.

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