Original paper
Rapid Ammonia Gas Transport Accounts for Futile Transmembrane Cycling under NH3/NH4 + Toxicity in Plant Roots
Abstract
Futile transmembrane NH3/NH4 + cycling in plant root cells, characterized by extremely rapid fluxes and high efflux to influx ratios, has been successfully linked to NH3/NH4 + toxicity. Surprisingly, the fundamental question of which species of the conjugate pair (NH3 or NH4 +) participates in such fluxes is unresolved. Using flux analyses with the short-lived radioisotope 13N and electrophysiological, respiratory, and histochemical...
Paper Details
Title
Rapid Ammonia Gas Transport Accounts for Futile Transmembrane Cycling under NH3/NH4 + Toxicity in Plant Roots
Published Date
Oct 17, 2013
Journal
Volume
163
Issue
4
Pages
1859 - 1867
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