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Chloroplast division site placement requires dimerization of the ARC11/AtMinD1 protein in Arabidopsis.

Journal of cell science - 1 May 2004

Fujiwara Makoto T, Nakamura Ayako, Itoh Ryuuichi, Shimada Yukihisa, Yoshida Shigeo, Møller Simon Geir

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Chloroplast division is mediated by the coordinated action of a prokaryote-derived division system(s) and a host eukaryote-derived membrane fission system(s). The evolutionary conserved prokaryote-derived system comprises several nucleus-encoded proteins, two of which are thought to control division site placement at the midpoint of the organelle: a stromal ATPase MinD and a topological specificity factor MinE....

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PMID: 15126639
DOI: 10.1242/jcs.01092

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