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ROS and calcium oscillations are required for polarized root hair growth

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Article: 2106410 | Received 31 May 2022, Accepted 23 Jul 2022, Published online: 07 Aug 2022

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Figure 1. Regulation of tip growth of root hairs by ROS and Ca2+. This model is based on the previous works.Citation1,Citation6–10Apoplastic ROS generated by PRXs and RBOHC (RHD2) control cell wall expansion or crosslinking in the apical zone of root hairs. Ca2+ oscillations focused in root hair tip are modulated by CNGC5, CNGC6, CNGC9 and CNGC14. The CBL1/CIPK26 complex phosphorylates and activates RBOHC to generate ROS. RSL4 directly regulates the expression of genes encoding RBOHC and PRX01 (At1g05240), PRX44 (At4g26010), PRX73 (At5g67400), and PRX69 (AT5G64100). Blue asterisks indicate cortex. Black asterisks indicate H cell position. Red asterisks indicate N cell position.

Figure 1. Regulation of tip growth of root hairs by ROS and Ca2+. This model is based on the previous works.Citation1,Citation6–10Apoplastic ROS generated by PRXs and RBOHC (RHD2) control cell wall expansion or crosslinking in the apical zone of root hairs. Ca2+ oscillations focused in root hair tip are modulated by CNGC5, CNGC6, CNGC9 and CNGC14. The CBL1/CIPK26 complex phosphorylates and activates RBOHC to generate ROS. RSL4 directly regulates the expression of genes encoding RBOHC and PRX01 (At1g05240), PRX44 (At4g26010), PRX73 (At5g67400), and PRX69 (AT5G64100). Blue asterisks indicate cortex. Black asterisks indicate H cell position. Red asterisks indicate N cell position.