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Miriam Luichtl

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Separate domains of the Arabidopsis ENHANCER OF PINOID drive its own polarization and recruit PIN1 to the plasma membrane

Michaela S. Matthes, Nicole Yun, Miriam Luichtl, Ulrich Büschges, Birgit S. Fiesselmann, Benjamin Strickland, Marietta S. Lehnardt, Ramon A. Torres Ruiz

This paper identifies domains in Arabidopsis ENP that drive its own polarization and recruit PIN1 to the plasma membrane, revealing a PID-independent mechanism for PIN1 activity.

bioRxiv · Mar 11, 2024 · PreprintPlant Biology