ThERF1regulates its target genesviabinding to a novelcis-acting element in response to salt stress

A novel ethylene-responsive factor fromTamarix hispida, ThERF1, is a GCC-box- and DRE-motif binding protein that negatively modulates abiotic stress tolerance inArabidopsis

(2014) Liuqiang Wang et al.   PHYSIOLOGIA PLANTARUM

Functional characterization of an abiotic stress-inducible transcription factor AtERF53 in Arabidopsis thaliana

(2013) En-Jung Hsieh et al.   PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

A Transient Transformation System for the Functional Characterization of Genes Involved in Stress Response

(2013) Xiaoyu Ji et al.   PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTER

The ethylene response factor (ERF) genes from Tamarix hispida respond to salt, drought and ABA treatment

(2013) Wenjin Liu et al.   TREES-STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

Isolation and molecular characterization of GmERF7, a soybean ethylene-response factor that increases salt stress tolerance in tobacco

(2012) Ying Zhai et al.   GENE

Overexpression of HARDY, an AP2/ERF gene from Arabidopsis, improves drought and salt tolerance by reducing transpiration and sodium uptake in transgenic Trifolium alexandrinum L.

(2011) Gaber M. Abogadallah et al.   PLANTA

The Arabidopsis EAR-motif-containing protein RAP2.1 functions as an active transcriptional repressor to keep stress responses under tight control

(2010) Chun-Juan Dong et al.   BMC PLANT BIOLOGY

The Arabidopsis AP2/ERF transcription factor RAP2.6 participates in ABA, salt and osmotic stress responses

(2010) Qiang Zhu et al.   GENE

Enhanced tolerance to freezing in tobacco and tomato overexpressing transcription factor TERF2/LeERF2 is modulated by ethylene biosynthesis

(2010) Zhijin Zhang et al.   PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Expression of ethylene response factor JERF1 in rice improves tolerance to drought

(2010) Zhijin Zhang et al.   PLANTA

Transcriptional Modulation of Ethylene Response Factor Protein JERF3 in the Oxidative Stress Response Enhances Tolerance of Tobacco Seedlings to Salt, Drought, and Freezing

(2008) L. Wu et al.   PLANT PHYSIOLOGY