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Proteins are constantly being synthesised and degraded as plant cells age and as plants grow, develop and adapt the proteome. Given that plants develop through a series of events from germination to fruiting and even undertake whole organ senescence, an understanding of protein turnover as a fundamental part of this process in plants is essential. Both synthesis and degradation processes are spatially...
Phosphate is an essential element for plants and is involved in the composition of sugar phosphates, nucleic acids, membrane lipids, and energy metabolism via the generation of ATP. Crop farming requires the application of large amounts of phosphate fertilizer, but the fossilized rock deposits used as a commercial source of phosphate fertilizer are a nonrenewable resource that is predicted to reach...
Mitochondria undertake the process of oxidative phosphorylation yielding ATP for plant cell maintenance and growth. The principles of isolation and fractionation of plant mitochondrial proteins have been improved over decades, and surveys of the mitochondrial proteome in a number of plants species have been performed. Over time, many quantitative analyses of changes in the plant mitochondrial proteome...
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