The Class I TCP TCP15 Interacts With the bHLH Protein CESTA to Shape Aspects of Brassinosteroid Responses

Summary statement In Arabidopsis thaliana , BR signaling promotes TCP15 accumulation, and TCP15 interacts with CESTA to regulate BR‐responsive genes and growth, uncovering a TCP15‐CES module within the BR transcriptional network.

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Plant Cell & Environment
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2026-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.1111/pce.71030
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Plant Molecular Biology Research
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Summary statement In Arabidopsis thaliana , BR signaling promotes TCP15 accumulation, and TCP15 interacts with CESTA to regulate BR‐responsive genes and growth, uncovering a TCP15‐CES module within the BR transcriptional network.

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