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Growth and development: Close relations of secretion and K+

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Interaction of key regulators of exocytosis with potassium channels enhances both secretion and K+ uptake, making these processes intertwined and jointly coordinated.

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Figure 1: Interaction between the voltage-sensing domains of K+ channels and t-SNARE SYP121 couples membrane potential and exocytosis.

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  1. Rik Huisman and Ton Bisseling are at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology, 6700 AP Wageningen, The Netherlands.,

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Huisman, R., Bisseling, T. Growth and development: Close relations of secretion and K+. Nature Plants 1, 15113 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1038/nplants.2015.113

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