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Conversion of a putative Agrobacterium sugar-binding protein into a FRET sensor with high selectivity for sucrose.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 13 Oct 2006

Lager Ida, Looger Loren L, Hilpert Melanie, Lalonde Sylvie, Frommer Wolf B

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Glucose is the main sugar transport form in animals, whereas plants use sucrose to supply non-photosynthetic organs with carbon skeletons and energy. Many aspects of sucrose transport, metabolism, and signaling are not well understood, including the route of sucrose efflux from leaf mesophyll cells and transport across vacuolar membranes. Tools that can detect sucrose with high spatial and temporal resolution in...

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PMID: 16912038
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M605257200

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