The plant endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is a polymorphous network of interconnected membranes found throughout the cell cortex, sandwiched between the plasma membrane and the large tonoplast and contiguous with the nuclear envelope. The plant ER crosses the cell as a membrane bundle, forming trans-vacuolar chains by invagination of the vacuolar membrane, which is normally one or two per cell. At the cell cortex, the structure of the ER network consists of interconverting tubules and cisternae. Similar to other eukaryotes, the tubules and edges of the endoplasmic reticulum cisternae in plants have positive curvature.
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Based on the ability of fluorescent dyes to visualize the ER network in living cells, Lifeasible provides fluorescent protein technology and advanced quantitative imaging technology to observe the structure of plant ER to help uncover the plant-specific mechanisms behind ER structure and dynamics.
Fig.1 The plant ER network forms a reticular structure in the cell cortex. (Brandizzi F., 2021)
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