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Lack of a vacuolar sorting receptor leads to non-specific missorting of soluble vacuolar proteins in Arabidopsis seeds.

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Craddock Christian P, Hunter Paul R, Szakacs Erika, Hinz Giselbert, Robinson David G, Frigerio Lorenzo

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The plant vacuolar sorting receptor (VSR) binds proteins carrying vacuolar sorting signals (VSS) of the 'sequence-specific' type (ssVSS) but not the C-terminal, hydrophobic sorting signals (ctVSS). Seeds of Arabidopsis mutants lacking the major VSR isoform, AtVSR1, secrete a proportion of the proteins destined to storage vacuoles. The sorting signals for these proteins are not well defined, but they do not seem...

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PMID: 18194392
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0854.2007.00693.x

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