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This topic initially will be dealt with by presenting an overview later to be followed with detailed descriptions of the various signal transduction components. While emphasizing plant mechanisms an attempt will be made to draw certain analogies to mammalian systems which in several aspects have been investigated in greater detail than in plants.
“Yond’ Calcium has a lean and hungry look” Shakespeare. Julius Ceasar I.ii. 195 (with due apologies to Ca2+ssius)
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Leshem, Y.Y. (1992). Signal transduction, Ca2+-triggered membrane glycerolipid turnover and growth/senescence equilibria. In: Plant Membranes. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2683-2_12
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