Plasma membrane electron pathways and oxidative stress.
作者： Sabine Lüthje , Benjamin Möller , François Clement Perrineau , Kerstin Wöltje
关键词: NAD+ kinase 、 Signal transduction 、 Oxidative stress 、 Redox 、 Apoplast 、 Chemistry 、 Biochemistry 、 Quinone Reductases 、 Cytochrome b561 、 Cytosol
摘要: Abstract Significance: Several redox compounds, including respiratory burst oxidase homologs (Rboh) and iron chelate reductases have been identified in animal plant plasma membrane (PM). Studies using molecular biological, biochemical, proteomic approaches suggest that PM systems of plants are involved signal transduction, nutrient uptake, transport, cell wall-related processes. Function PM-bound oxidative stress will be discussed. Recent Advances: Present knowledge about the properties, structures, functions these summarized. Judging from currently available data, it is likely electrons transferred cytosolic NAD(P)H to apoplast via quinone reductases, vitamin K, a cytochrome b561. In tandem with electrons, protons might transported apoplastic space. Critical Issues: studies localization microdomains (so-called lipid or rafts), but also organization ...
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