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Involvement of Plasma Membrane Redox Systems in Growth Control of Animal and Plant Cells

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Plasma Membrane Redox Systems and their Role in Biological Stress and Disease

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Plasma membrane electron transport systems are involved in different cellular functions, including the regulation of growth and development. Two components are essential to understand these systems in plasma membrane: the electron donors and acceptors. It is widely accepted that pyridine nucleotides are the electron donors for the different redox systems described up to now. NADH is specific for the universal animal and plant cell plasma membrane electron transport, which reduces a wide range of oxidants including oxygen, iron compounds and free radicals (Rubinstein and Luster, 1993; Lüthje et al., 1997; Asard et al., 1998; Bérczi et al., 1998). NADPH is, however, specific for the plant turbo system, equivalent to the ferric reductase complex in yeast (Dancis et al., 1992; Askwith and Kaplan, 1998) and for the respiratory burst oxidase in macrophages (Segal, 1987; Segal et al., 1998).

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