1993
DOI: 10.1104/pp.103.2.413
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Protein Kinases in Zucchini (Characterization of Calcium-Requiring Plasma Membrane Kinases)

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“…In recent years, many articles have reported the presence of a wide range of protein kinases in plant tissues, both soluble (Polya and Micucci, 1985;Lu et al, 1996) and associated with the plasma membrane (Verhey et al, 1993). Schaller and co-workers (1992) reported that unlike animal cells, the predominant Ca 2ϩ and lipid-dependent protein kinase associated with the plasma membrane of oat cells has biochemical properties and amino acid sequence unlike PKC.…”
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“…In recent years, many articles have reported the presence of a wide range of protein kinases in plant tissues, both soluble (Polya and Micucci, 1985;Lu et al, 1996) and associated with the plasma membrane (Verhey et al, 1993). Schaller and co-workers (1992) reported that unlike animal cells, the predominant Ca 2ϩ and lipid-dependent protein kinase associated with the plasma membrane of oat cells has biochemical properties and amino acid sequence unlike PKC.…”
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“…Currently, the most thoroughly investigated plant kinases are CDPKs. Some are found attached to the plasma membrane (Verhey et al, 1993) and some to the cytoskeleton (Putnam-Evans et al, 1989), and some are soluble (Polya and Micucci, 1985). A protein of this family has been found in pollen tubes (Estruch et al, 1994), thus suggesting its involvement in tip growth.…”
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“…CDPKs exist as multiple isoforms 17) and isolation of cDNA further revealed that these enzymes are encoded by a multigene family. 18,19) As for their localization, CDPKs are either membrane-associated 20,21) or cytosolic in nature.…”
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“…As a specific group of kinases CDPKs require only micromolar concentrations of Ca 2ϩ for their activity, do not require calmodulin or phospholipids in plants and have been identified as Ca 2ϩ -dependent and calmodulin-independent serine/threonine kinases. 14,15) The plant CDPKs have been shown to phosphorylate a number of exogenous substrates, including histone III-S. 16) CDPKs exist as multiple isoforms 17) and isolation of cDNA further revealed that these enzymes are encoded by a multigene family. 18,19) As for their localization, CDPKs are either membrane-associated 20,21) or cytosolic in nature.…”
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