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Biology Articles » Anatomy & Physiology » Physiology, Plant » Regulation of Potassium Transport in Leaves: from Molecular to Tissue Level » Table 2
Table 2
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| Class
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Genes
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Species
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Expression inleaves
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Intracellularlocation
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Physiological function
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Reference
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| KUP/HAK/KTtransporters
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McHAK1
|
Ice plant
|
Mesophyll
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Plasmalemma
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High (?) affinity K+ uptake
|
Su et al. (2002)
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|
|
|
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Epidermis
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Plasmalemma
|
|
|
|
|
McHAK4
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Ice plant
|
Mesophyll
|
Plasmalemma
|
High (?) affinity K+ uptake
|
Su et al. (2002)
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|
|
|
|
Epidermis
|
Plasmalemma
|
|
|
|
|
OsHAK10
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Rice
|
Epidermis
|
Tonoplast
|
K+ efflux from vacuole underK+ deficiency
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Banuelos et al. (2002)
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|
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HvHAK1
|
Barley
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Phloem
|
Plasmalemma
|
High (?) affinity K+ uptake
|
Su et al. (2002)
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| HKT transporters
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OsHKT1
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Rice
|
Mesophyll
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Plasmalemma
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High-affinity K+ loading
|
Golldack et al. (2002)
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|
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HKT1
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Wheat
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Vascular tissue
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Plasmalemma
|
Xylem unloading
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Schachtman (2000)
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| H+/Na+(K+)antiporter
|
AtNHX1
|
Arabidopsis
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Epidermis
|
Tonoplast
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K+ efflux from vacuole underK+ deficiency
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Blumwald et al. (2000)
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Mesophyll
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