Light-Dependent Iron Transport into Isolated Barley Chloroplasts
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概要
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Translocation studies of ^<59>Fe(III)-epihydroxymugineic acid in intact barley plants revealed that Fe transport from leaf veins to mesophyll cells is light-regulated. Similarly, Fe absorption studies with isolated chloroplasts showed that the Fe influx is light-dependent whereas its efflux occurred in the dark.
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著者
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Mori Satoshi
Laboratory Of Piant Molecular Physiology Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry The University O
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Bughio Naimatullah
Laboratory Of Piant Molecular Physiology Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry The University O
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Takahashi Michiko
Laboratory Of Piant Molecular Physiology Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry The University O
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Yoshimura Esturo
Laboratory of piant Molecular physiology, Department of Applied Biological Chemistry, The University
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Nishizawa-Kish Naokoi
Laboratory of piant Molecular physiology, Department of Applied Biological Chemistry, The University
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Yoshimura Esturo
Laboratory Of Piant Molecular Physiology Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry The University O
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Nishizawa-kish Naokoi
Laboratory Of Piant Molecular Physiology Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry The University O
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