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A trio of Arabidopsis proteins acts as the executor complex in the pollen aperture formation program.

The Plant cell - 2 Jul 2026

Zhou Yuan, Finzer Crystal, Amom Prativa, Tan Michelle, Toppari Emili, Scott Mia, Huang Jay, Reeder Sarah H, Dobritsa Anna A

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Pollen apertures are specialized sites on the pollen surface that have little to no pollen wall exine and their numbers, positions, and morphology are species specific. Apertures have become a useful model for studying how cells develop distinct plasma membrane (PM) domains. During pollen development, these sites recruit specific factors and become protected from exine deposition. However, the molecular...

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PMID: 42252103
DOI: 10.1093/plcell/koag163

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