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- Intracellular compartments, including the plasma membrane (PM), communicate with each other to help cells adapt to their environment and internal changes.
- The PM acts as a crucial link between the cell and its external surroundings, facilitating the detection and transmission of external signals to various organelles.
- This review focuses on the mechanisms of communication between the PM and organelles in plants, particularly in response to biological and environmental stressors.
Article Abstract
Intracellular compartments engage in extensive communication with one another, an essential ability for cells to respond and adapt to changing environmental and developmental conditions. The plasma membrane (PM), as the interface between the cellular and the outside media, plays a central role in the perception and relay of information about external stimuli, which needs to be ultimately addressed to the relevant subcellular organelles. Interest in PM-organelle communication has increased dramatically in recent years, as examples arise that illustrate different strategies through which information from the PM can be transmitted. In this review, we will discuss mechanisms enabling PM-to-organelle communication in plants, specifically in biotic and abiotic stress signaling.
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