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Extensive endoplasmic reticulum: a distinguishing feature of auxin-producing plant cells

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Le cytoplasme des cellules végétales capables de synthétiser l'auxine est caractérisé par l'abondance du réticulum endoplasmique. Les cellules dont la croissance est stimulée par de hautes concentrations de cette hormone contiennent beaucoup moins de réticulum endoplasmique. D'où l'hypothèse que le lieu de synthèse de l'auxine (dans les cellules capables de cette synthèse) est peut-être le réticulum endoplasmique.

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This work was begun at Manhattan College, Bronx, New York, supported by USPHS grant No. CA 06955, the Anna Fuller fund, and the Christine Sonntag Foundation. The work was continued at the Boyce Thompson Institute, Yonkers, New York, and completed at the Wistar Institute with support from USPHS grant No. CA 10815.

I am grateful to Dr.G. Hagen for theNicotiana tissues, Dr.J. Lippincott for theP. savastanoi cultures and to Mrs.B. di Gregorio andE. Manasse for competent technical assistance.

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Lipetz, J. Extensive endoplasmic reticulum: a distinguishing feature of auxin-producing plant cells. Experientia 27, 933–934 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02135753

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