Selected article for: "current model and membrane protein"

Author: Robards, A. W.
Title: The ultrastructure of plasmodesmata
  • Cord-id: haqe2byg
  • Document date: 1971_1_1
  • ID: haqe2byg
    Snippet: It is suggested that the central strand which traverses plasmodesmata is in open continuity with the endoplasmic reticulum of adjacent cells, and that this strand (desmotubule) represents a modulation of a normal ER membrane so that it comprises solely spherical protein subunits. This concept is used to illustrate how plasmodesmata could form a median nodule or anastomosing central strands. The implications of this model in relation to current theories of symplasmic transport are discussed, and
    Document: It is suggested that the central strand which traverses plasmodesmata is in open continuity with the endoplasmic reticulum of adjacent cells, and that this strand (desmotubule) represents a modulation of a normal ER membrane so that it comprises solely spherical protein subunits. This concept is used to illustrate how plasmodesmata could form a median nodule or anastomosing central strands. The implications of this model in relation to current theories of symplasmic transport are discussed, and the possibility for further experimental work is outlined.

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