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Copyright
© 2007 Lee Lab/Jung-Youn Lee. All rights reserved.
Designed by hleecreative (email:
hlee1971@bcpl.net)
PAPK1 is a unique protein kinase that is implicated in macromolecular trafficking and plasmodesmal function. We are addressing how PAPK1 is targeted to plasmodesmata and what molecular players are involved in this process. The main goals of this project are to:
1. Determine the
sequence element of PAPK that is required for
plasmodesmal targeting.
2. Identify proteins that are involved in the targeting of PAPK to plasmodesmata.
3. Assess the role of PAPK in controlling macromolecular trafficking between cells.
