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K. Alamdari

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J. D. Woodson· 2 shared K. E. Fisher· 2 shared A. B. Sinson· 1 shared A. D. Nelson· 1 shared D. W. Welsh· 1 shared J. Chory· 1 shared K. Palos· 1 shared S. Rai· 1 shared

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Chloroplast quality control pathways are dependent on plastid DNA synthesis and nucleotides provided by cytidine triphosphate synthase two

K. Alamdari, K. E. Fisher, D. W. Welsh, S. Rai, K. Palos, A. D. Nelson, J. D. Woodson

This study identifies CTPS2 as essential for chloroplast quality control by supplying nucleotides for chloroplast DNA maintenance and signaling, showing its distinct role from CTPS3.

bioRxiv · Oct 28, 2020Plant Biology

Plastid gene expression is required for singlet oxygen-induced chloroplast degradation and cell death

K. Alamdari, K. E. Fisher, A. B. Sinson, J. Chory, J. D. Woodson

The paper identifies two chloroplast proteins, PPR30 and mTERF9, required for plastid gene expression and ROS signaling leading to chloroplast degradation and cell death.

bioRxiv · Feb 24, 2020Plant Biology