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Strigolactones, the new plant hormones, affect auxin flux by imposing changes in cytoskeleton & vesicle trafficking
Year:
2015
Source of publication :
וולקני וויס
Authors :
פנדיה-קומאר, ניראלי
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קולטאי, חננית
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Volume :
2 (1)
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From page:
14
To page:
20
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Total pages:
7
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Abstract:

Strigolactones (SLs) are plant hormones that affect the development and architecture of different parts of the plant. SLs are sensed by plants via a specific intracellular and cytoplasmatic reception system. We found that SL-signaling triggers changes in F-actin and endosomal trafficking. As a result, they regulate the level of the auxin transporters PIN-FORMED (PIN) proteins in the plasma membrane (PM) of cells, and thereby, possibly, auxin efflux. The SLs-associated changes in F-actin and PIN protein localization may lead to either enhancement or depletion of PIN proteins from the PM and may underlie SLs non-cell autonomous effect.

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auxins
cytoskeleton
plant hormones
Strigolactones
Vesicle trafficking
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Language:
אנגלית
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Strigolactones, the new plant hormones, affect auxin flux by imposing changes in cytoskeleton & vesicle trafficking
2 (1)
Strigolactones, the new plant hormones, affect auxin flux by imposing changes in cytoskeleton & vesicle trafficking

Strigolactones (SLs) are plant hormones that affect the development and architecture of different parts of the plant. SLs are sensed by plants via a specific intracellular and cytoplasmatic reception system. We found that SL-signaling triggers changes in F-actin and endosomal trafficking. As a result, they regulate the level of the auxin transporters PIN-FORMED (PIN) proteins in the plasma membrane (PM) of cells, and thereby, possibly, auxin efflux. The SLs-associated changes in F-actin and PIN protein localization may lead to either enhancement or depletion of PIN proteins from the PM and may underlie SLs non-cell autonomous effect.

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