2019, Número 2
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Rev Educ Bioquimica 2019; 38 (2)
La endocitosis en plantas (parte ii): como estudiarla utilizando inhibidores
Gómez-Méndez MF, Dávila-Delgado R, Sánchez-López R, Vera-Estrellaa R
Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 25
Paginas: 38-47
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RESUMEN
La endocitosis es un mecanismo fundamental para la fisiología de las células eucariontes.
En plantas, el estudio de la endocitosis se ha desarrollado a partir de la caracterización
de mutantes, el uso de técnicas bioquímicas, microscópicas y por medio
del uso de agentes químicos que actúan sobre la maquinaria endocítica, típicamente
inhibidores del proceso endocítico. Utilizando estas metodologías ha sido posible
explorar la endocitosis en plantas, y subsecuentemente ha permitido entender la
importancia de este proceso y agilizar su caracterización a nivel molecular y celular.
En esta revisión se resumen los agentes químicos más utilizados para el estudio de
la endocitosis en plantas, y se explica su origen, su efecto y la importancia de su uso
para continuar la investigación en esta área de la biología vegetal.
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