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A RhoGDP dissociation inhibitor spatially regulates growth in root hair cells.

Nature - 15 Dec 2005

Carol Rachel J, Takeda Seiji, Linstead Paul, Durrant Marcus C, Kakesova Hana, Derbyshire Paul, Drea Sinéad, Zarsky Viktor, Dolan Liam

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Root hairs are cellular protuberances extending from the root surface into the soil; there they provide access to immobile inorganic ions such as phosphate, which are essential for growth. Their cylindrical shape results from a polarized mechanism of cell expansion called tip growth in which elon...

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PMID: 16355224
DOI: 10.1038/nature04198

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