- rest of the protoplasm. In 1885, de
Vries named the
vacuole membrane as
tonoplast. The
function and
significance of
vacuoles varies greatly according to...
-
homologous subfamilies, or groups:
Plasma membrane Intrinsic Protein (PIP)
Tonoplast Intrinsic Protein (TIP) Nodulin-26 like
Intrinsic Protein (NIP) Small...
- Kondo, Maki; Nishimura, Mikio; Kondo,
Tadao (2005). "The
Involvement of
Tonoplast Proton Pumps and Na+(K+)/H+
Exchangers in the
Change of
Petal Color During...
- well as
solute size.
Water molecules travel through the
plasma membrane,
tonoplast membrane (vacuole) or
organelle membranes by
diffusing across the phospholipid...
-
central vacuole, a water-filled
volume enclosed by a
membrane known as the
tonoplast that
maintains the cell's turgor,
controls movement of
molecules between...
-
Chloroplast d.
Thylakoid membrane e.
Starch grain 2.
Vacuole f.
Vacuole g.
Tonoplast h.
Mitochondrion i.
Peroxisome j.
Cytoplasm k.
Small membranous vesicles...
- tetanolysin, tetanospasmin, tet****, tetany, tetratonic, tone, tonic,
tonoplast, tritonic, tune ten-, -tin-, tent-, tain-, tinu- hold, keep
Latin tenere...
- transport. Plant, Cell &
Environment 26: 1-15, [1].
Apoplast Plant sap
Polar auxin transport, a type of cell-to-cell
transport Protoplast Tonoplast v t e...
- (PPi). In plants, HH+ -PPase is
localized to the
vacuolar membrane (the
tonoplast). This
membrane of
plants contains two
different proton pumps for acidifying...
-
generally have an
enlarged central vacuole enclosed by a
vacuolar membrane or
tonoplast,
which maintains cell
turgor and
keeps the
plant rigid. In
common with...
