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Role of abscisic acid in a Ca2+ second messenger system
Authors:John H. Owen
Affiliation:Dept of Biology, Kings College, Univ. of London, Campden Hill Road, London W8 7AH, UK.
Abstract:Owen, J. H. 1988. Role of abscisic acid in a Ca2+ second messenger system. - Physiol. Plant. 72:637–641.
Recent investigations have shown that Ca2+ acts as a second messenger in plant cell coupling of response to stimulus. Data now suggests that abscisic acid (ABA) plays a role as Ca2+'agonist' in this Ca2+ messenger system, although the molecular basis of such an interaction has not yet been fully investigated. ABA appears to possess a universal Ca2+'agonist' role because it elicits responses in systems as diverse as mammalian contractile tissue and cyanobacteria. ABA may therefore be of a wider biological significance than previously recognised.
Keywords:Calcium channel    calmodulin    cyanobacterium    meristematic protoplast    rat contractile tissue    stomata.
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