Heterotetramerization of plant PIP1 and PIP2 aquaporins is an evolutionary ancient feature to guide PIP1 plasma membrane localization and function

Keyphrases

• Evolutionary 100%
• Aquaporin 100%
• PIP1 100%
• Phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate (PIP2) 100%
• Membrane Function 100%
• Plasma Membrane Localization 100%
• Plasma Membrane 37%
• Co-expression 37%
• Plasma Membrane Intrinsic Protein 37%
• Subcellular Localization 25%
• Synergistic Effect 25%
• Xenopus Oocytes 25%
• Protein Family 25%
• Water Transport 25%
• Channel Activity 25%
• Transport Activity 25%
• Heterotetramer 25%
• Hydrogen Peroxide 12%
• Signaling Molecules 12%
• Endoplasmic Reticulum 12%
• Solute 12%
• Living Organisms 12%
• Regulatory Process 12%
• Biological Relevance 12%
• Yeast Cells 12%
• Substrate Specificity 12%
• Membrane Permeability 12%
• Channel Protein 12%
• Water Channel 12%
• Transmembrane Flux 12%
• Expression in Yeast 12%
• Water Membrane Permeability 12%
• Growth Assay 12%
• Plant Water Status 12%
• Complementation Assay 12%
• Vascular Plants 12%
• Heteromerization 12%
• Angiosperms 12%
• Lycophytes 12%
• Selaginella Moellendorffii 12%
• Yeast System 12%
• Localization Behavior 12%
• Tissue Hydraulics 12%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Cell Membrane 100%
• Aquaporin 100%
• Evolution 100%
• Isoform 57%
• Subcellular Localization 28%
• Heterotetramer 28%
• Protein Subfamily 28%
• Water Transport 28%
• Xenopus 28%
• Membrane Permeability 28%
• Channel Protein 14%
• Vascular Plant 14%
• Angiosperm 14%
• Hydrogen Peroxide 14%
• Enzyme Specificity 14%
• Selaginella moellendorffii 14%