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Wounded tomato leaves synthesize prosystemin, a large (200 amino acids) precursor protein.

Prosystemin is proteolytically processed to produce the short (18 amino acids) polypeptide DAMP called systemin.

Systemin is released from damaged cells into the apoplast.

In adjacent intact tissue (phloem parenchyma), systemin binds to a pattern recognition receptor on the plasma membrane.

The activated systemin receptor becomes phosphorylated and activates a phospholipase A2 (PLA2).

The activated PLA2 generates the signal that initiates JA biosynthesis.

JA is then transported through the phloem to systemic parts of the plant by an unknown mechanism.

JA is taken up by target tissues and activates the expression of genes that encourage proteinase inhibitors.

A few months after Amped let us peek at its Spring/Summer 2013 lineup, those products are now making their way to retail. The first of the bunch is the PLA2, a pair of power-line Ethernet adapters that are designed, as always, to push your internet where other hardware fears to tread. In addition, the units come with a pass-through socket, so you don’t need to choose between sacrificing a plug and working internet. It’s launching today for $99, and the PR is attached on the other side of the wall break.Filed under: WirelessCommentsSource: Amped Wireless

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Amped Wireless’ PLA2 super power-line adapters are available from today

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