“…A 140-kDa protein that cross-reacts with antibodies against the erythrocyte Caz+ pump was reported to be present in maize coleoptiles (Briars et al, 1988), and the activity of a PM-located Ca2+ ATPase has been studied in maize leaves (Robinson et al, 1988), radish seeds (Rasi Caldogno et al, 1989, 1995, and Commelina communis leaves (Graf and Weiler, 1990). An intracellular CaM-stimulated Ca2+ transporter, presumably in the ER, was reported for maize roots (Brauer et al, 1990), carrot suspension cultures (Hsieh et al, 1991), cauliflower inflorescences (Askerlund and Evans, 1992) and barley aleurones (Gilroy and Jones, 1993).…”