Lack of Intracellular Calcium in Plants Lacking GLR3.1/GLR3.5 (IMAGE)

Institute for Basic Science

Lack of Intracellular Calcium in Plants Lacking GLR3.1/GLR3.5

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(left) Aequorin shows the level of intracellular calcium in plants. The plants lacking GLR3.1/GLR3.5 on the right of the dish have less calcium than the normal plants in the middle. (right) Mutant plants deficient in GLR3.1/GLR3.5 have dying flowers (yellow), which resembles the blossom-end rot disorder.

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