Phosphorylation of Plant Microtubule-Associated Proteins During Cell Division.
作者： Tereza Vavrdová , Jozef ˇSamaj , George Komis
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摘要: Progression of mitosis and cytokinesis depends on the reorganization cytoskeleton, with microtubules driving segregation chromosomes their partitioning to two daughter cells. In dividing plant cells, undergo global throughout cytokinesis, aid various microtubule-associated proteins (MAPs), they form unique systems such as preprophase band (PPB), acentrosomal mitotic spindle, phragmoplast. Such include nucleators de novo microtubule formation, plus end binding involved in regulation dynamics, crosslinking underlying bundle formation members kinesin superfamily microtubule-dependent motor activities. The coordinated function not only drives continuous remodeling during but also assists positioning PPB, phragmoplast, affecting tissue patterning by controlling cell division plane (CDP) orientation. affinity is variably regulated reversible phosphorylation serine threonine residues within domain through a number protein kinases phosphatases which are differentially division. purpose present review provide an overview identify cytoskeletal substrates relevant progression CDP
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