Auxin-Dependent Cell Expansion Mediated by Overexpressed Auxin-Binding Protein 1

Article Abstract:

Auxins are hormones in plants that induce growth in cellular wall extensibility, and make gene expressions change. ABP1 is thought to be a receptor that controls auxin's effect. research on the influence of ABP1 is ongoing. An experiment on ABP1's effect on the tetracycline repressor of tobacco plants is presented.

Plant cell walls, Cell walls, Auxin, Auxins

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Sperm-egg binding protein or proto-oncogene?

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A human sperm receptor protein tyrosine kinase, identified as a receptor for the egg-surrounding glycoprotein ZP3, is recognized by others as almost identical to the human proto-oncogene c-mer. This human homolog of c-eyk, a mouse proto-oncogene, was documented after the time of the original study.

Protein tyrosine kinase, Protein-tyrosine kinase, Proto-oncogenes, Human reproduction

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Is EIAV tat protein a homeodomain?

Article Abstract:

The Drosophila homeotic protein bcd was determined to have RNA-binding properties in two recent studies. A new study discovered that a known RNA-binding protein, equine infectious anemia virus tat protein, was also a homeodomain-like structure.

Carrier proteins, Transport proteins

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