LIM proteins are widely spread in various types of plant cells and play diversely crucial
cellular roles through actin cytoskeleton assembly and gene expression regulation. Till now …

LIM-domain proteins play important roles in cellular processes in eukaryotes. In this study, a
LIM protein gene, GhWLIM5, was identified in cotton. Quantitative RT-PCR analysis showed …

LIM-domain protein plays an important role in various cellular processes, including
construction of cytoskeleton, transcription control and signal transduction. Based on cotton …

As one form of actin binding protein (ABP), LIM domain protein can trigger the formation of
actin bundles during plant growth and development. In this study, ac DNA (designated …

LIM domain proteins are cysteine‐rich proteins, and are often considered as actin bundlers
and transcription factors in plants. However, the roles of XLIM proteins in plants (especially …

Recently, a number of two LIM-domain containing proteins (LIMs) have been reported to
trigger the formation of actin bundles, a major higher-order cytoskeletal assembly. Here, we …

The eukaryotic LIM domain defines a double zinc-finger like structure that functions as a
protein-protein interaction module. Whereas in animals the LIM domain is found in …

In Eukaryotes, LIM proteins act as developmental regulators in basic cellular processes such
as regulating the transcription or organizing the cytoskeleton. The LIM domain protein family …

The cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) fibers in that comfy sweater of yours developed from single
epidermal cells of the cotton seed coat. Mature cotton fiber cells are extremely long (up to 3 …

Our previous study demonstrated that WLIM1a has dual roles in fiber elongation and
secondary cell wall synthesis in upland cotton, and the protein acts either as an actin …