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In the animal model, calcium precedes NO/ cGMP and a calcium–calmodulin complex bridges the two separate redox centers in the animal NOS enzyme. A significant missing piece of the plant model is the NO synthesizing enzyme, which could have a calcium-dependent regulatory component, if the animal model is also found to be active in plants. Still, there are other probable models, including a mechanism where NO directly modulates the cytoskeleton. 1 Introduction Nitric oxide (NO), a ubiquitous signaling molecule in animals, has been implicated in numerous plant signaling systems.
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