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1. Auxin Transport and Recycling of PIN Proteins in Plants

   Polar transport of the phytohormone auxin is mediated by plasma-membrane and endosome localized carrier proteins. PIN proteins are the best...

   Ru** Chen, Patrick H. Masson in Plant Endocytosis

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2. Rab GTPases in Plant Endocytosis

   The Rab family is part of the Ras superfamily of small GTPases. In eukaryotes Rab GTPases are present as members of gene families, and the...

   Erik Nielsen in Plant Endocytosis

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3. MDR/PGP Auxin Transport Proteins and Endocytic Cycling

   Auxin is an essential regulator of plant growth and development. Polarized transport of auxin is responsible for apical dominance, tropic growth,...

   Joshua J. Blakeslee, Wendy Ann Peer, Angus S. Murphy in Plant Endocytosis

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4. Methods and Molecular Tools for Studying Endocytosis in Plants---an Overview

   Proteins of the endocytosis machinery in plants, such as clathrin and adaptor proteins, were isolated and characterized using combinations of...

   Jozef Šamaj in Plant Endocytosis

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5. Tip Growth and Endocytosis in Fungi

   Recent advances in molecular cell biology have provided new insights into different cellular processes that all turn out to contribute to...

   Jürgen Wendland, Andrea Walther in Plant Endocytosis

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6. Sterol Endocytosis and Trafficking in Plant Cells

   Structural sterols are integral components of biological membranes. They regulate membrane permeability and fluidity, and they influence the...

   Miroslav Ovečka, Irene K. Lichtscheidl in Plant Endocytosis

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7. SNAREs in Plant Endocytosis and the Post-Golgi Traffic

   In eukaryotic cells, the transport vesicles carry various cargo proteins from a donor compartment to a target compartment, and discharge the cargo...

   Masa H. Sato, Ryosuke L. Ohniwa, Tomohiro Uemura in Plant Endocytosis

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8. Plant Vacuoles: from Biogenesis to Function

   The plant vacuolar system is far more complex than originally expected and multiple sorting pathways leading to various types of vacuoles can be...

   Jean-Marc Neuhaus, Nadine Paris in Plant Endocytosis

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9. Endocytosis in Guard Cells

   Stomatal movement requires large and repetitive changes to cell volume and consequently surface area. These alterations in surface area are...

   Ulrike Homann in Plant Endocytosis

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10. Endocytosis and Actomyosin Cytoskeleton

    Mutual interactions between actin and endocytic assembly machineries are essential for successful clathrin-mediated endocytosis in yeast and...

    Jozef Šamaj, František Baluška, ... Diedrik Menzel in Plant Endocytosis

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11. Endocytosis and Membrane Recycling in Pollen Tubes

    In plants, tip-growing cells are an ideal system to investigate signal transduction mechanisms and, among these, pollen tubes are one of the...

    Rui Malhó, Pedro Castanho Coelho, ... Jan Derksen in Plant Endocytosis

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12. Plant Prevacuolar Compartments and Endocytosis

    Prevacuolar compartments (PVCs) are membrane-bound organelles mediating protein traffic from both Golgi and plasma membrane to vacuoles in...

    Sheung Kwan Lam, Yu Chung Tse, ... David G. Robinson in Plant Endocytosis

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13. Dynamin-Related Proteins in Plant Endocytosis

    Over the past decade, it has become evident that multiple endocytic pathways operate in eukaryotic cells, and several of these are dependent on...

    D. P. S. Verma, Z. Hong, D. Menzel in Plant Endocytosis

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14. Molecular Dissection of the Clathrin-Endocytosis Machinery in Plants

    In the last few years, the endocytic vesicular uptake in plant cells has gained increasing significance in several physiological processes....

    Susanne E. H. Holstein in Plant Endocytosis

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15. Receptor-Mediated Endocytosis in Plants

    Binding of ligands activates cell-surface receptors and triggers a series of signalling events. The activation of the receptors accelerates their...

    Eugenia Russinova, Sacco de Vries in Plant Endocytosis

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16. Endocytosis and Endosymbiosis

    Symbioses are widespread in nature and occur between organisms that belong to a large variety of taxonomic divisions (Hentschel et al. 2000). Most...

    Antonius C. J. Timmers, Marcelle Holsters, Sofie Goormachtig in Plant Endocytosis

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17. Endocytic Uptake of Nutrients, Cell Wall Molecules and Fluidized Cell Wall Portions into Heterotrophic Plant Cells

    After arrival at the surface of heterotrophic cells, nutrients are taken up by these cells via endocytosis to sustain metabolic processes. Recent...

    František Baluška, Edurne Baroja-Fernandez, ... Jozef Šamaj in Plant Endocytosis

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18. Soil effects on the plant growth inhibitory activity of S-abscisic acid

    The use of natural plant growth regulators (PGRs) as ecofriendly agrochemicals is gaining much attention, but the fate of these compounds once they...

    María del Valle Muñoz-Muñoz, Rocío López-Cabeza, ... Rafael Celis in Biology and Fertility of Soils

    Article Open access 13 July 2024
    

19. Lysinibacillus pinottii sp. nov., a novel species with anti-mosquito and anti-mollusk activity

    An isolate of a Gram-positive, strictly aerobic, motile, rod-shaped, endospore forming bacterium was originally isolated from soil when screening and...

    Christopher A. Dunlap, Eric T. Johnson, ... Ephantus J. Muturi in Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

    Article 13 July 2024
    

20. Epichloë endophytes alter the soil microbial communities and soil metabolite profile after their host decomposition under salt stress

    Background and aim

    Decomposition plays a crucial role in regulating the structure and function of microbial ecosystems. However, the response of soil...

    Chao Wang, Jianfeng Wang, ... Jie ** in Plant and Soil

    Article 13 July 2024