The binding of Nod factors to the Nod factor receptors (NFRs), which contain extracellular LysM motifs, initiates an interaction with the conserved SYMRK receptor-like kinases containing a leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domain.

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The binding of Nod factors to the Nod factor receptors (NFRs), which contain extracellular LysM motifs, initiates an interaction with the conserved SYMRK receptor-like kinases containing a leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domain.

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The binding of Nod factors to the Nod factor receptors (NFRs), which contain extracellular LysM motifs, initiates an interaction with the conserved SYMRK receptor-like kinases containing a leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domain.

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Ammonium assimilation in roots

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Nitrate reductase

Homodimers, two identical subunits

Each subunit with 100kD

Each subunit contains 3 prosthetic groups:

FAD, heme, and molybdenum complexed to pterin (an organic molecule). 

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The nitrate reductase dimer- Three binding domains

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Nitrite reductase

Nitrite (NO2-) is a highly reactive, potentially toxic ion.

Plant cells immediately transport the nitrite into chloroplasts or plastids.

The enzyme nitrite reductase reduces nitrite to ammonium.

Leaf chloroplasts and root plastids contain different forms of nitrite reductase.

Each polypeptide contains two prosthetic groups, an iron-sulfur group and a specialized heme.

NO3-, high sucrose conc, and light induce the transcription of nitrite reductase mRNA.

Asparagine and glutamine repress the induction.