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Antibody tested in indirect ELISA
Aluminum interactions with biological systems, particularly plants, can involve gene expression modulation as part of the plant's defense mechanisms. Alterations in gene expression may occur in response to aluminum exposure, which can lead to phytotoxicity and genotoxicity. In plants, mechanisms for aluminum tolerance involve both internal sequestration and external defenses, such as the exudation of organic acids and the regulation of membrane transporters. There are different genetic factors and molecular pathways involved in managing aluminum toxicity, including those influenced by microRNAs and specific gene regulations. The study of these genes and pathways provides insights into plant resilience against environmental stresses caused by metals like aluminum.
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