PINOID Positively Regulates Auxin Efflux in Arabidopsis Root Hair Cells and Tobacco Cells
Plant Cell Lee and Cho
18: 1604
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Supplemental Figure 1 -
The root phenotype of PE7:axr2 transformant. (A) The control (Cont, PE7:GFP) root.
(B) and (C) Roots from PE7:axr2 transformant. The dominant mutant gene (axr2) of AXR2/IAA7 was expressed in the root hair cell using PE7. The PE7:axr2 transformant root developed no root hairs. Bars=100 mm.
Supplemental Figure 2 -
Effects of chemicals on the restoration of root hair growth in PE7:PID-GFP lines. Randomly chosen four independent lines (T2) of PE7:PID-GFP (PIDox1∼4) were compared with the PE7:PID-GFP control line (Cont). The legend for marks is the same in A through F. Bars indicate standard errors (n=48∼108 for root hair length and 10∼20 for root hair number). The x-axes are not scaled.
Supplemental Figure 3 -
Effects of chemicals on the restoration of root hair growth in PE7:PIN3-GFP lines.
Randomly chosen four independent lines (T2) of PE7:PIN3-GFP (PIN3ox1∼4) were compared with the PE7:GFP control line (Cont). The legend for marks is the same in A through F. Bars indicate standard errors (n=40∼96 for root hair length and 5~13 for root hair number). The x-axes are not scaled.
Supplemental Figure 4 -
Expression dosage unlikely affects the distribution pattern of mPID. (A to C) Confocal microscopy images of PE7:mPID-GFP transformants expressing mutated PID (mPID)-GFP in the hair cell. mPID harbors a point mutation in its ATP-binding domain. A weakly expressing line (A) also showed the similar dispersed pattern of mPID as in strong lines (B and C). Bar=30 μm for all.
Supplemental Table 1 -
Expected sizes of PCR products in RT-PCR for PINs and PID