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Description of AtCAX4 in Response to Abiotic Stress in Arabidopsis.

International journal of molecular sciences - 16 Jan 2021

Bu Yuanyuan, Fu Weichao, Chen Jiangpo, Takano Tetsuo, Liu Shenkui

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High-capacity tonoplast cation/H+ antiport in plants is partially mediated by a family of CAX transporters. Previous studies have reported that CAX activity is affected by an N-terminal autoinhibitory region. CAXs may be present as heterodimers in plant cells, and this phenomenon necessitates further study. In this study, we demonstrate that there is an interaction between CAX4 and CAX1 as determined by the use...

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PMID: 33467091
DOI: 10.3390/ijms22020856
PMCID: PMC7830611

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