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OsPAD1, encoding a non-specific lipid transfer protein, is required for rice pollen aperture formation.

Plant molecular biology - 22 Dec 2024

Wang Qiming, Tian Yunlu, Chen Keyi, Zhu Shanshan, Xiong Yehui, Wang Chaolong, Yu Xiaowen, Bai Wenting, Zheng Hai, You Shimin, Hu Yang, Lei Dekun, Jian Anqi, Lu Jiayu, Yu Hao, Zhang Xin, Ren Yulong, Lei Cailin, Cheng ZhiJun, Lin Qibing, Jiang Ling, Zhao Zhigang, Wan Jianmin

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Plant lipid transfer proteins (LTPs) are distinguished by their capacity to facilitate lipid transport in vitro between membranes. This includes the transportation of lipid constituents from the tapetum to the microspore, thereby playing a pivotal role in the synthesis and construction of the pollen wall, encompassing the formation of the pollen aperture. However, our understanding of LTPs and their role in...

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Oryza
Pollen
Plant Proteins
Carrier Proteins
Gene Expression Regulation, Plant
Plant Infertility
Mutation
Lipid Metabolism
Antigens, Plant

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PMID: 39709588
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-024-01531-z

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