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In vivo interaction between the tobacco lectin and the core histone proteins.
Journal of plant physiology - 15 Aug 2014
Delporte Annelies, De Vos Winnok H, Van Damme Els J M
Abstract excerpt
Nictaba, a lectin accumulating in tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) leaves treated with jasmonate, is considered to act as a signaling protein in the stress physiology of the plant. Immunolocalization studies revealed that Nictaba has a nucleocytoplasmic localization. In previous research, histones were identified as primary interaction partners for Nictaba. Here, the interaction between Nictaba and tobacco histones...
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