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Probing the function of STAS domains of the Arabidopsis sulfate transporters.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 16 Jul 2004

Shibagaki Nakako, Grossman Arthur R

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Sulfate transporters in plants and animals are structurally conserved and have an amino-terminal domain that functions in transport and a carboxyl-terminal region that has been designated the STAS domain. The STAS domain in sulfate transporters has significant similarity to bacterial anti-sigma factor antagonists. To determine if the STAS domain has a role in controlling the activity of sulfate transporters,...

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PMID: 15136568
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M403248200

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