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Diurnal and Circadian Regulation of Putative Potassium Channels in a Leaf Moving Organ
2002
Plant Physiology
In a search for potassium channels involved in light-and clock-regulated leaf movements, we cloned four putative K channel genes from the leaf-moving organs, pulvini, of the legume Samanea saman. The S. saman SPOCK1 is homologous to KCO1, an Arabidopsis two-pore-domain K channel, the S. saman SPORK1 is similar to SKOR and GORK, Arabidopsis outwardrectifying Shaker-like K channels, and the S. saman SPICK1 and SPICK2 are homologous to AKT2, a weakly-inward-rectifying Shaker-like Arabidopsis K
doi:10.1104/pp.128.2.634
pmid:11842166
fatcat:2ylisvss35hcjfti2kodq634rq