Aluminum Rapidly Depolymerizes Cortical Microtubules and Depolarizes the Plasma Membrane: Evidence that these Responses are Mediated by a Glutamate Receptor

Mayandi Sivaguru(University of Missouri), Tobias I. Baskin(Marine Biological Laboratory), Walter Gassmann(University of Missouri), Sharon Pike(University of Missouri)

Plant and Cell Physiology

July 15, 2003

10.1093/pcp/pcg094

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