The Fragile Fiber1 Kinesin Contributes to Cortical Microtubule-Mediated Trafficking of Cell Wall Components

Chuanmei Zhu(West Anhui University), Ram Dixit(United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission), Ruth J. Okamoto(Washington University in St. Louis), Kristoffer A. Meunier(Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center), Charles T. Anderson(Pennsylvania State University), R. Howard Berg(Columbia University), Anindya Ganguly(United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission), Tobias I. Baskin(University of Missouri), Daniel D. McClosky(Pennsylvania State University), Cliff E. Foster(Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center)
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
February 2, 2015
10.1104/pp.114.251462
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