Hyperacidification of vacuoles by the combined action of two different P-ATPases in the tonoplast determines flower color.

M. Faraco; C.E. Spelt; M. Bliek; W. Verweij; A. Hoshino; L. Espen; B. Prinsi; R. Jaarsma; E. Tarhan; A.H. de Boer; G.P. Di Sansebastiano; R.E. Koes; F.M. Quattrocchio

doi:10.1016/j.celrep.2013.12.009

Hyperacidification of vacuoles by the combined action of two different P-ATPases in the tonoplast determines flower color.

M. Faraco, C.E. Spelt, M. Bliek, W. Verweij, A. Hoshino, L. Espen, B. Prinsi, R. Jaarsma, E. Tarhan, A.H. de Boer, G.P. Di Sansebastiano, R.E. Koes, F.M. Quattrocchio

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The acidification of endomembrane compartments is essential for enzyme activities, sorting, trafficking, and trans-membrane transport of various compounds. Vacuoles are mildly acidic in most plant cells because of the action of V-ATPase and/or pyrophosphatase proton pumps but are hyperacidified in specific cells by mechanisms that remained unclear.Here, we show that the blue petal color of petunia ph mutants is due to a failure to hyperacidify vacuoles. We report that PH1 encodes a P

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	32-43
Journal	Cell Reports
Volume	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.celrep.2013.12.009
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Faraco, M., Spelt, C. E., Bliek, M., Verweij, W., Hoshino, A., Espen, L., Prinsi, B., Jaarsma, R., Tarhan, E., de Boer, A. H., Di Sansebastiano, G. P., Koes, R. E., & Quattrocchio, F. M. (2014). Hyperacidification of vacuoles by the combined action of two different P-ATPases in the tonoplast determines flower color. Cell Reports, 6, 32-43. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.celrep.2013.12.009

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Hyperacidification of vacuoles by the combined action of two different P-ATPases in the tonoplast determines flower color. / Faraco, M.; Spelt, C.E.; Bliek, M.; Verweij, W.; Hoshino, A.; Espen, L.; Prinsi, B.; Jaarsma, R.; Tarhan, E.; de Boer, A.H.; Di Sansebastiano, G.P.; Koes, R.E.; Quattrocchio, F.M.

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Hyperacidification of vacuoles by the combined action of two different P-ATPases in the tonoplast determines flower color.

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