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Two calcium sensor-activated kinases function in root hair growth.
Plant physiology - 1 Oct 2024
Fang Xianming, Liu Beibei, Kong Haiyan, Zeng Jingyou, Feng Yixin, Xiao Chengbin, Shao Qianshuo, Huang Xuemei, Wu Yujun, Bao Aike, Li Jia, Luan Sheng, He Kai
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Plant pollen tubes and root hairs typically polarized tip growth. It is well established that calcium ions (Ca2+) play essential roles in maintaining cell polarity and guiding cell growth orientation. Ca2+ signals are encoded by Ca2+ channels and transporters and are decoded by a variety of Ca2+-binding proteins often called Ca2+ sensors, in which calcineurin B-like protein (CBL) proteins function by interacting...
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