KIN and fungal infectious disease: The majority of kinase and transmembrane (TM) domains comprised of the KIN class (Figure 6C), and the other classes were receptor-like kinases (RLK), receptor-like protein (RLP), receptor-like proteins consisting of an LRR repeat (RLP), contains coiled-coil and kinase (CK), nucleotide-binding site (N), CC-NBS-LRR (CNL), NL (NBS-LRRs), etc. Compared with Fv-, Ta-, and Um-infected silk, the putative DUF26-domain receptor-like protein kinase family protein showed a positive expression in all fungal infections.