Opabactin ABA Receptor Agonist
Opabactin small molecule agonist of Arabidopsis subfamily III/II ABA (abscisic acid) receptors with nanomolar potency.
Highlights:
- Agonist of Arabidopsis subfamily III/II ABA receptors with nanomolar potency
- ~10x increased potency relative to ABA.
- Possesses substantially improved bioactivity relative to quinabactin in both wheat, tomato, and Arabidopsis
Opabactin (OP- for overpowered ABA activation) is a small molecule agonist of Arabidopsis subfamily III/II ABA receptors with nanomolar potency. Opabactin provides a more potent and long lasting antitranspirant effect than ABA in a broad range of plants species.
From the laboratory of Sean R. Cutler, PhD, University of California, Riverside.
Opabactin small molecule agonist of Arabidopsis subfamily III/II ABA (abscisic acid) receptors with nanomolar potency.
Highlights:
- Agonist of Arabidopsis subfamily III/II ABA receptors with nanomolar potency
- ~10x increased potency relative to ABA.
- Possesses substantially improved bioactivity relative to quinabactin in both wheat, tomato, and Arabidopsis
Opabactin (OP- for overpowered ABA activation) is a small molecule agonist of Arabidopsis subfamily III/II ABA receptors with nanomolar potency. Opabactin provides a more potent and long lasting antitranspirant effect than ABA in a broad range of plants species.
From the laboratory of Sean R. Cutler, PhD, University of California, Riverside.
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From the laboratory of Sean R. Cutler, PhD, University of California, Riverside.
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