Trends in Plant Science
ReviewMolecular motors in higher plants
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2005, Advances in Botanical ResearchCitation Excerpt :One class of these includes motor proteins: dyneins associated with MTs, myosins associated with MFs, and kinesins, which can associate with both MTs and MFs. Kinesins are able to move vesicles or other MTs relative to the MT to which they are bound or move the MT relative to other larger cellular structures (Asada and Collings, 1997; Asada and Shibaoka, 1994; Asada et al., 1997; Song et al., 1997). Another class of cytoskeletal binding proteins are structural and are involved in cross-linking MTs to each other or to other cellular structures.
The Arabidopsis HINKEL gene encodes a kinesin-related protein involved in cytokinesis and is expressed in a cell cycle-dependent manner
2002, Current BiologyCitation Excerpt :A different amino-terminal motor kinesin-related protein, PAKRP1, accumulates at the overlapping plus ends of phragmoplast microtubules, and its functional inhibition appears to disrupt their overall organization [19]. Several kinesin-related proteins with carboxy-terminal motor domains have been implicated in plant cell division although functional evidence is lacking (reviewed in [21]). Among the latter group is the KCBP from Arabidopsis that also accumulates in the phragmoplast.
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