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Actin-bundling protein fimbrin serves as a new auxin biosynthesis orchestrator in Arabidopsis root tips

Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries New Phytologist 2024, doi:https://doi.org/10.1111/nph.19959Trabajos contenidos:
  • Liu, Y.-k
  • Li, J.-j
  • Xue, Q.-q
  • Zhang, S.-j
  • Xie, M
  • Cheng, T
  • Wang, H.-l
  • Liu, C.-m
  • Chu, J.-f
  • Pei, Y.-s
Tema(s): Recursos en línea: Resumen: Plants delicately regulate endogenous auxin levels through the coordination of transport, biosynthesis, and inactivation, which is crucial for growth and development. While it is well-established that the actin cytoskeleton can regulate auxin levels by affecting polar transport, its potential role in auxin biosynthesis has remained largely unexplored.
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Plants delicately regulate endogenous auxin levels through the coordination of transport, biosynthesis, and inactivation, which is crucial for growth and development. While it is well-established that the actin cytoskeleton can regulate auxin levels by affecting polar transport, its potential role in auxin biosynthesis has remained largely unexplored.

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