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| Advances on Shaker-type K+ Channels in Plants |
| KU Wen-zhen, ZHAO Yun-lin, DONG Meng |
| College of Chemistry and Environment Engineering, Hunan City University, Yiyang 413000, China |
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Abstract Potassium (K+) channel is one of the important ways of plant potassium absorption. Shaker-type K+ channels is the first had been discovered in the K+ channel and the most in-depth potassium K+ channels. Recently, many Shaker-type K+ channels genes, such as AKT1, AtKC1, QsAKT1, GORK, AKT2, have been isolated from different plants or different organs of the same plant. The latest research advances about the structure, function, expression, localization, physiological roles and regulation of Shaker-type K+ channels were summarized.
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Received: 09 April 2012
Published: 25 October 2012
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