weerstandsignaal
A weerstandsignaal, also known as a resistance signal, is a biological mechanism used by plants to detect and respond to environmental stresses, such as drought, salinity, or extreme temperatures. This signaling pathway involves the activation of specific genes that encode for proteins capable of sensing and transducing stress signals. The most well-studied resistance signal is abscisic acid (ABA), a plant hormone that plays a crucial role in stress response. ABA is synthesized in response to environmental stresses and triggers the activation of various stress-responsive genes, leading to the induction of stress tolerance mechanisms.
The weerstandsignaal pathway can be divided into three main stages: signal perception, signal transduction, and signal
The weerstandsignaal pathway is highly conserved across different plant species and is essential for plant survival