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Solution structure of the C-terminally encoded peptide of the plant parasitic nematode Meloidogyne hapla - CEP11

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Chains	Polymer	Molecular Function	Biological Process	Cellular Component
A	CEP11	hormone activity protein binding binding molecular function activator activity signaling receptor binding molecular function regulator activity signaling receptor regulator activity receptor ligand activity signaling receptor activator activity	developmental process multicellular organismal process regulation of biological process plant organ development regulation of developmental process biological regulation leaf morphogenesis shoot system morphogenesis plant organ morphogenesis multicellular organism development anatomical structure morphogenesis regulation of shoot system morphogenesis anatomical structure development regulation of leaf morphogenesis developmental process multicellular organismal process regulation of biological process plant organ development regulation of developmental process biological regulation leaf morphogenesis shoot system morphogenesis plant organ morphogenesis multicellular organism development anatomical structure morphogenesis regulation of shoot system morphogenesis anatomical structure development regulation of leaf morphogenesis leaf development shoot system development regulation of anatomical structure morphogenesis regulation of plant organ morphogenesis phyllome development system development localization nitrogen compound transport transport nitrate import establishment of localization inorganic anion transport regulation of root development root development root system development	extracellular region cellular anatomical entity

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