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Sultr4;1 mutant seeds of Arabidopsis have an enhanced sulphate content and modified proteome suggesting metabolic adaptations to altered sulphate compartmentalization.

BMC plant biology - 28 Apr 2010

Zuber Hélène, Davidian Jean-Claude, Wirtz Markus, Hell Rüdiger, Belghazi Maya, Thompson Richard, Gallardo Karine

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BACKGROUND: Sulphur is an essential macronutrient needed for the synthesis of many cellular components. Sulphur containing amino acids and stress response-related compounds, such as glutathione, are derived from reduction of root-absorbed sulphate. Sulphate distribution in cell compartments necessitates specific transport systems. The low-affinity sulphate transporters SULTR4;1 and SULTR4;2 have been localized to...

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PMID: 20426829
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2229-10-78
PMCID: PMC3095352

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