Annual Plant Reviews: Protein–Protein Interactions in Plant Biology

Annual Plant Reviews, Volume 7
The importance of protein–protein interactions in biological systems is a rapidly emerging research theme, and the revolution taking place in our understanding of plant genomics is enabling us to make exciting discoveries that have implications for both the fundamental and applied plant sciences.
This volume provides, at research and professional level, an overview of our current understanding of the significance of protein–protein interactions in plant biology, drawing comparisons with similar interactions in animal cells. The unique biochemistry associated with photosynthesis in higher plants is also addressed.

Spis treści:
Protein–protein interactions in plant thioredoxin dependent systems; The Rubisco activase–Rubisco system: an ATPase–dependent association that regulates photosynthesis; 14–3–3 Protein: effectors of enzyme function; Proteinase inhibitors; Multienzyme complexes involved in the Benson–Calvin cycle and in fatty acid metabolism; Self–compartmentalizing proteolytic complexes; The higher plant chaperonins; Receptor kinases; Cytoplasmic protein kinases in signal transduction; Protein–protein interactions in the regulation of plant gene transcription; Calmodulin; References; Index.

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Annual Plant Reviews, Volume 7
The importance of protein–protein interactions in biological systems is a rapidly emerging research theme, and the revolution taking place in our understanding of plant genomics is enabling us to make exciting discoveries that have implications for both the fundamental and applied plant sciences.
This volume provides, at research and professional level, an overview of our current understanding of the significance of protein–protein interactions in plant biology, drawing comparisons with similar interactions in animal cells. The unique biochemistry associated w ith photosynthesis in higher plants is also addressed.