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Molecular cloning and characterization of a tobacco leaf cDNA encoding a phosphate transporter.
Molecules and cells - 28 Feb 2001
Baek S H, Chung I M, Yun S J
Abstract excerpt
Phosphate acquired by roots is translocated to and utilized by the upper part of the plant, where the phosphate transport in the cell is also important in the phosphate metabolism. In order to study the role of the phosphate transporter in the regulation of the phosphate movement across the membranes in leaf cells, we isolated and characterized a 2,059 bp tobacco leaf cDNA clone, NtPT1. The 537 amino acid...
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