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This project explores the signaling mechanisms in highly polarized plant cells, focusing on how specific proteins influence cell growth and morphogenesis. It aims to understand the relationship between signaling pathways and membrane trafficking in plant development.
Highly polarized cells (pollen tubes, root hairs) are an ideal system to investigate signal transduction mechanisms in plant cells.
Technical advances in genetics, molecular and cell biology made them excellent models for studying signal perception and transduction in effecting morphogenetic changes.
This proposal aims to evaluate how signaling pathways previously identified modulate membrane trafficking and microfilament architecture connecting structure and function.
The grant focuses on the r…
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