A Plasma Membrane Nanodomain Ensures Signal Specificity during Osmotic Signaling in Plants

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Abstract

The mechanisms by which plants perceive and transduce osmotic signal remains incompletely understood. Here, Smokvarska et al. find that ROP6 forms nanodomain in response to osmotic signal. Then, ROP6 nanodomain recruits osmotic specific effectors that ensure downstream signal specificity.

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Smokvarska, M., Francis, C., Platre, M. P., Fiche, J. B., Alcon, C., Dumont, X., … Martiniere, A. (2020). A Plasma Membrane Nanodomain Ensures Signal Specificity during Osmotic Signaling in Plants. Current Biology, 30(23), 4654-4664.e4. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2020.09.013

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