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Live imaging of inorganic phosphate in plants with cellular and subcellular resolution.
Plant physiology - 1 Mar 2015
Mukherjee Pallavi, Banerjee Swayoma, Wheeler Amanda, Ratliff Lyndsay A, Irigoyen Sonia, Garcia L Rene, Lockless Steve W, Versaw Wayne K
Abstract excerpt
Despite variable and often scarce supplies of inorganic phosphate (Pi) from soils, plants must distribute appropriate amounts of Pi to each cell and subcellular compartment to sustain essential metabolic activities. The ability to monitor Pi dynamics with subcellular resolution in live plants is, therefore, critical for understanding how this essential nutrient is acquired, mobilized, recycled, and stored....
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