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- discovered in plants, named alpha-expansins (given the gene symbol EXPA) and beta-expansins (EXPB). Both families of expansins have been identified in a wide...
- expansins have been identified: α-expansins, β-expansins, and bacterial expansins. There are still numerous unanswered questions regarding expansins and...
- cellular elongation: as the cell wall is partially degraded by the action of expansins, the less rigid wall is expanded by the pressure coming from within the...
- because the cell walls are made more extensible by expansin, a pH-dependent wall-loosening protein. Expansin loosens the network-like connections between cellulose...
- This acidification of the cell wall region activates enzymes known as expansins which disrupt hydrogen bonds in the cell wall structure, making the cell...
- characteristically extend (grow) by a mechanism called acid growth, mediated by expansins, extracellular proteins activated by acidic conditions that modify the...
- PMID 24563701. Nikolaidis N, Doran N, Cosgrove DJ (February 2014). "Plant expansins in bacteria and fungi: evolution by horizontal gene transfer and independent...
- plant with exogenous auxin, the expression of pectin methylesterases, expansins and other protein that changes cell wall's shape and size. This acid-growth...
- stimulates cell elongation by stimulating wall-loosening factors, such as expansins, to loosen cell walls. The effect is stronger if gibberellins are also...
- resulting reduction in pH causes the relaxation of the cell wall protein, expansin, and allows for an increase in cell volume via osmosis and turgor. As a...