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A comprehensive differential proteomic study of nitrate deprivation in Arabidopsis reveals complex regulatory networks of plant nitrogen responses.

Journal of proteome research - 6 Apr 2012

Wang Xu, Bian Yangyang, Cheng Kai, Zou Hanfa, Sun Samuel Sai-Ming, He Jun-Xian

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Nitrogen (N) is an important nutrient and signal for plant growth and development. However, to date, our knowledge of how plants sense and transduce the N signals is very limited. To better understand the molecular mechanisms of plant N responses, we took two-dimensional gel-based proteomic and phosphoproteomic approaches to profile the proteins with abundance and phosphorylation state changes during nitrate...

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PMID: 22329444
DOI: 10.1021/pr2010764

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