1985
DOI: 10.1016/0005-2736(85)90523-1
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Promotion of cation transport across phospholipid vesicular membranes by the plant hormone indole-3-acetic acid as studied by 1H-NMR

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“…the regulation of ionic fluxes. The passive permeability to cations is enhanced on artificial lipid vesicles (15). An H+-excretion, probably linked to the plasmalemma proton pump is stimulated in several tissues, including pea stem segments or maize coleoptiles (20), oat coleoptile sections (7) or rape leaf protoplasts (28).…”
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“…the regulation of ionic fluxes. The passive permeability to cations is enhanced on artificial lipid vesicles (15). An H+-excretion, probably linked to the plasmalemma proton pump is stimulated in several tissues, including pea stem segments or maize coleoptiles (20), oat coleoptile sections (7) or rape leaf protoplasts (28).…”
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“…Modulation ofthe ATPase by this toxin appears to be complex and indirect since the reputed fusicoccin binding protein was purified away from plasma membrane ATPase activity (27). Cytokinins, auxins, and ABA alter membrane fluidity and permeability (8,13,26), which may indirectly effect ATPase activity. It is clear that modulation of vanadate-sensitive ATPase activity probably proceeds via numerous responses to environmental and developmental changes.…”
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