Control of Leaf Vein Patterning by Regulated Plasmodesma Aperture
This study identifies three GN-dependent pathways—auxin signaling, polar auxin transport, and plasmodesma-mediated auxin movement—that collectively control vein patterning in plants.
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This study identifies three GN-dependent pathways—auxin signaling, polar auxin transport, and plasmodesma-mediated auxin movement—that collectively control vein patterning in plants.
B. Amalraj, P. Govindaraju, A. Krishna…·E. Scarpella
The paper identifies and characterizes GAL4/GFP enhancer-trap lines in Arabidopsis Columbia-0 for labeling and manipulating cells and tissues during leaf development.
C. Verna, S. J. Ravichandran, M. G. Sawchuk…·E. Scarpella
The paper investigates how auxin transport and signaling coordinate tissue cell polarity during vein formation, finding that GNOM acts upstream of both processes.