Conservation and divergence of YODA MAPKKK function in regulation of grass epidermal patterning
All multicellular organisms must properly pattern cell types to generate functional tissues and organs. The organized and predictable cell lineages of the leaf enabled us to characterize the role of the MAPK kinase kinase gene in regulating asymmetric cell divisions. We find that YODA genes promote...
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| description | All multicellular organisms must properly pattern cell types to generate functional tissues and organs. The organized and predictable cell lineages of the
leaf enabled us to characterize the role of the MAPK kinase kinase gene
in regulating asymmetric cell divisions. We find that YODA genes promote normal stomatal spacing patterns in both
and
, despite species-specific differences in those patterns. Using lineage tracing and cell fate markers, we show that, unexpectedly, patterning defects in
mutants do not arise from faulty physical asymmetry in cell divisions but rather from improper enforcement of alternative cellular fates after division. These cross-species comparisons allow us to refine our understanding of MAPK activities during plant asymmetric cell divisions. |
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, despite species-specific differences in those patterns. Using lineage tracing and cell fate markers, we show that, unexpectedly, patterning defects in
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| subjects | Arabidopsis - cytology Arabidopsis - enzymology Arabidopsis - genetics Arabidopsis Proteins - genetics Arabidopsis Proteins - metabolism Brachypodium Brachypodium - cytology Brachypodium - enzymology Brachypodium - genetics Cell fate Divisions Epidermis Kinases Leaves MAP kinase MAP Kinase Kinase Kinases - genetics MAP Kinase Kinase Kinases - metabolism Pattern formation Plant Stomata - cytology Plant Stomata - enzymology Plant Stomata - genetics Species Specificity Stomata |
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