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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"nitrate transporters"”.
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Functional characterization of nitrate transporters in maize.
Nitrate is an essential nutrient for plant growth. Nitrate acquisition by roots and its intercellular translocation is mediated by nitrate permeable transport proteins. Nitrate transporters have been extensively studied in the model plant, Arabidopsis thaliana. Nitrate transporters belong to three …
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Computational dissection of nitrate transport mechanism
… per unit of added nitrogen. For plants, nitrate is one of the two major nitrogen sources, which is taken up from the soil through nitrate transporters. Despite recent breakthroughs in structural biology, our knowledge of the molecular nature and regulation of nitrate transporters is far …
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Physiological, Metabolic, and Transcriptional Analysis of Submergence Tolerance in Rice and Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Wheat
… was reflected by increased mRNA accumulation of nitrate transporters and their transcriptional regulator, NAC2, in flag leaves at the post-anthesis stage. Overall, this study advanced our knowledge of the important mechanisms in plant response to flooding and N limitation in these key staple …
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Physiological and Molecular Dissection of Salinity Tolerance in Arabidopsis and Maize and Nitrogen Uptake in Wheat
… Consistently, genes encoding high-affinity nitrate transporters such as TaNRT2.1 and TaNRT2.2 were expressed more abundantly in the roots of line 369 than line 415 at limited N. Overall, the results of this study characterized physiological and molecular phenotypes associated with high N …
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Fine mapping and characterization of genes involved in maize nitrogen utilization efficiency
… genes which included two members of the NRT1.1 nitrate transporter gene family (NRT1.1B and NRT1.1C). The NRT1.1 gene family contains four members: NRT1.1A, NRT1.1B, NRT1.1C and NRT1.1D, of which NRT1.1A and NRT1.1B seen to function as the primary functional homologues based on cross species …