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Phosphomimicking within the transit peptide of pHCF136 leads to reduced photosystem II accumulation in vivo.
FEBS letters - 22 May 2015
Nickel Catharina, Soll Jürgen, Schwenkert Serena
Abstract excerpt
Most chloroplast resident proteins are equipped with N-terminal transit peptides to ensure targeting from the cytosol to the organelle. Import rates can be modulated by phosphorylation and 14-3-3 binding within the transit peptides. Using the phosphorylatable preprotein pHCF136, a photosystem II assembly factor, we investigated the function of preprotein phosphorylation in vivo by complementing the seedling...
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