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spelling Li, Gang Liang, Wanqi Zhang, Xiaoqing Ren, Haiyun Hu, Jianping Bennett, Malcolm J. Zhang, Dabing 0027-8424 1091-6490 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Multidisciplinary http://dx.doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1401680111 <jats:title>Significance</jats:title> <jats:p> The positive feedback loop between the auxin pathway and actin cytoskeleton is essential for auxin self-organizing responsive signaling during plant development; however, its underlying mechanism remains largely unknown. Here, we showed that an actin-binding protein, rice morphology determinant (RMD), acts as a key component mediating the auxin–actin loop pathway, affecting cell growth and morphogenesis. Auxin directly promotes <jats:italic>RMD</jats:italic> expression via binding of <jats:italic>Oryza sativa</jats:italic> auxin response factor 23 (OsARF23) and OsARF24 heterodimers on the <jats:italic>RMD</jats:italic> promoter, triggering changes in F-actin organization. In turn, RMD-dependent F-actin arrays affect auxin intracellular signaling, including polar auxin transport, localization and recycling of auxin efflux carriers, and auxin distribution in root cells. Our work identifies RMD as a key link in the auxin–actin self-organizing regulatory loop that is required for auxin-mediated cell growth. </jats:p> Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
spellingShingle Li, Gang, Liang, Wanqi, Zhang, Xiaoqing, Ren, Haiyun, Hu, Jianping, Bennett, Malcolm J., Zhang, Dabing, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth, Multidisciplinary
title Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
title_full Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
title_fullStr Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
title_full_unstemmed Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
title_short Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
title_sort rice actin-binding protein rmd is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
title_unstemmed Rice actin-binding protein RMD is a key link in the auxin–actin regulatory loop that controls cell growth
topic Multidisciplinary
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