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Progress in the Functional Studies of Plant MAP65 Proteins: Multidimensional Regulation from Cell Division to Morphogenesis.
Journal of Experimental Botany · · Journal Article
Liao, Ye + more
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Plant MAP65 proteins are key regulators of microtubule organization, cell division, and organ morphogenesis, with evidence showing they coordinate cell division orientation and fruit development.
- Why it matters: Understanding MAP65 functions is crucial because they influence fundamental processes in plant growth and development, and their interactions with pathogens suggest roles in plant defense.
- What they did: The review summarizes structural features, localization, mechanisms, and regulatory networks of MAP65 proteins across species, highlighting their diverse roles and interactions with other proteins.
- The result: Insights into MAP65 functions and regulation may enable advances in crop improvement and deepen understanding of plant cytoskeletal regulation and pathogen interactions.
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