Publications

2016

Wu, S, O’Lexy, R, Xu, M, Sang, Y, Chen, X, Yu, Q, Gallagher, KL. 2016. Symplastic signaling instructs cell division, cell expansion, and cell polarity in the ground tissue of Arabidopsis thaliana roots. PNAS, p.201610358.

 

2015

Wu, S, Gallagher KL. 2015. Techniques for assessing the effects of pharmacological inhibitors on intercellular protein movement. Plasmodesmata: Methods in Molecular Biology Volume “Plasmodesmata – Methods and Protocols. (Manfred Heinlein, Ed.).:1217:245-58., New York: Springer

 

2014

Gallagher, KL. 2014. Cellular Patterning of the Root Meristem: Genes and Signals. Plant Roots: The Hidden Half. (Amram Eshel, Tom Beeckman, Eds.).:Chapter3.: CRC Press

Gallagher, KL, Sozzani R, Lee C-M. 2014. Intercellular protein movement: deciphering the language of development. Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology . 30:207-233.

Wu, S, Gallagher KL. 2014. The movement of the non-cell-autonomous transcription factor, SHORT-ROOT relies on the endomembrane system. Plant Journal. 80(3):396-409.

Wu, S, Lee C-M, Hayashi T, Price S, Divol F, Henry S, Pauluzzi G, Perin C, Gallagher KL. 2014. A plausible mechanism, based upon SHORT-ROOT movement, for regulating the number of cortex cell layers in roots. PNAS. 111(45):16184-16189.

Slewinski, TL, Anderson AA, Price S, Witheed JR, Gallagher K, Turgeon R. 2014. Short-Root1 Plays a Role in the Development of Vascular Tissue and Kranz Anatomy in Maize Leaves. Molecular Plant. :1-5.

 

2013

Koizumi, K, Gallagher KL. 2013. Identification of SHRUBBY, a SHORT-ROOT and SCARECROW interacting protein that controls root growth and patterning. Development. (140):1292-1300.

Wu, S, Gallagher KL. 2013. Intact microtubules are required for SHORT-ROOT movement. The Plant J.

 

2012

Wu, S, Baskin T, Gallagher KL. 2012. Mechanical fixation techniques for processing and orienting delicate samples, such as the root of Arabidopsis thaliana, for light or electron microscopy. Nature Protocols. 7(6):1113-1124. PubMed. Faculty 1000

Sang, Y, Silva-Ortega CO, Wu S, Yamaguchi N., Wu MF, Pfluger J, Gillmor CS, Gallagher KL*, Wagner D *, co-corresponding authors *. 2012. Mutations in two non-canonical Arabidopsis SWI2/SNF2 chromatin remodeling ATPases cause embryogenesis and stem cell maintenance defects. The Plant J. 72:1000-1014. PubMed.

Koizumi, K, Hayashi T, Gallagher K. 2012. SCARECROW reinforces SHORT-ROOT signaling and inhibits periclinal cell divisions in the ground tissue by maintaining SHR at high levels in the endodermis. Plant Signaling and Behavior. 7(12)PubMed.

Koizumi, K, Hayashi T, Wu S, Gallagher KL. 2012. The SHORT-ROOT protein acts as a mobile dose-dependent signal in the patterning of the ground tissue. PNAS. 109(32):13010-5. PubMed.

Wu, S, Gallagher KL. 2012. Transcription factors on the move. Curr Opin Plant Biol. 15(6):645-651.PubMed.

 

2011

Wu, S, Koizumi K, MacRae-Crerar A, Gallagher KL. 2011. Assessing the utility of photoswitchable fluorescent proteins for tracking intercellular protein movement in the Arabidopsis root. PLoS ONE. 6(11):e27536.

Vaten, A, Dettmer J, Wu S, Stierhof Y, Roberts CJ, Yadav SR, Miyashimal S, Campilho A, Bulone V, Lichtenberger R, Lehensratal S, Mahonen AP, Kim JY, Sauer N, Scheres B, Carlsbecker A, Gallagher KL, Helariutta Y. 2011. Callose biosynthesis regulates symplastic molecular traffic during root development. Developmental Cell. 21(6):1144-1155.

Koizumi, K, Wu S, MacRae-Crerar A, Gallagher KL. 2011. An essential protein that interacts with endosomes and promotes movement of the SHORT-ROOT transcription factor. Current Biology. 21(18):1559-1564.

Wu, S, Gallagher K. 2011. Mobile protein signals in plant development. Current Opinion in Plant Biology. 14(5):563-570.

 

2009

Gallagher, KL, Benfey PN. 2009. Both the conserved GRAS domain and nuclear localization are required for SHORT-ROOT movement. The Plant Journal. 57:785-797.

Wright, AJ, Gallagher KL, Smith LG. 2009. discordia1 and alternative discordia1 function redundantly at the cortical division site to promote preprophase band formation and orient division planes in maize. Plant Cell. (1):234-47. Pubmed.

 

2007

Cui, H, Levesque MP, Vernoux T, Jung JW, Paquette AJ, Gallagher KL, Wang JY, Blilou I, Scheres B, Benfey PN. 2007. An evolutionarily conserved mechanism delimiting SHR movement defines a single layer of endodermis in plants. Science. 316(5823):421-425.