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The Arabidopsis COPT6 transport protein functions in copper distribution under copper-deficient conditions

Garcia-Molina et al., 2013

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Garcia-Molina A
Andrés-Colás N
Perea-Garcia A
Neumann U
Dodani S
Huijser P
Penarrubia L
Puig S
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Plant and Cell Physiology

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Copper (Cu), an essential redox active cofactor, participates in fundamental biological processes, but it becomes highly cytotoxic when present in excess. Therefore, living organisms have established suitable mechanisms to balance cellular and systemic Cu …
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