2005Biochemical Society TransactionsRequires access

Sugar sensing and signalling networks in plants

Filip Rolland, Jen Sheen

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Plant sugar signalling operates in a complex network with plant-specific hormone signalling pathways. Hexokinase was identified as an evolutionarily conserved glucose sensor that integrates light, hormone and nutrient signalling to control plant growth and development.

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Plant sugar signalling operates in a complex network with plant-specific hormone signalling pathways. Hexokinase was identified as an evolutionarily conserved glucose sensor that integrates light, hormone and nutrient signalling to control plant growth and development.

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Plant sugar signalling operates in a complex network with plant-specific hormone signalling pathways. Hexokinase was identified as an evolutionarily conserved glucose sensor that integrates light, hormone and nutrient signalling to control plant growth and development.

Key concepts: Signalling, Signalling pathways, Sugar, Hexokinase, Hormone, Cell biology, Plant growth, Signal transduction

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