Extended Data Fig. 4: Differential ABA-triggered subcellular Ca2+ dynamics within 50 s. | Nature Plants

Extended Data Fig. 4: Differential ABA-triggered subcellular Ca2+ dynamics within 50 s.

From: ABA-activated low-nanomolar Ca2+–CPK signalling controls root cap cycle plasticity and stress adaptation

Extended Data Fig. 4: Differential ABA-triggered subcellular Ca2+ dynamics within 50 s.

Ca2+ signals of of CRS-PM, CRS, CRS-NLS within 50 s in response to ABA in the epidermal cell of the root meristem zone in 7-day-old transgenic plants. The signals were subtracted from the mock control presented in Fig. 3b–d. CRS-PM detected the ABA-induced Ca2+ transient first but the nuclear Ca2+ oscillation revealed by CRS-NLS did not start until 100 s (Fig. 3d).

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