An important aspect of innate immunity in eukaryotes involves rapidly detecting non-self-structures originating from potential microbial invaders. Plants monitor encounters with potential threats derived from surrounding microbes by using two classes of immune receptors, the first is pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) that directly recognize their cognate microbe-associated molecular patterns (MAMPs), and the second is disease resistance (R) proteins that recognize the actions or structures of isolate/strain-specific pathogen effectors.
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Fig.1. Processing of receptor kinases via the lectin and luminal-binding protein (BiP) chaperone complex.
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