A Spatial Interactome Reveals the Protein Organization of the Algal CO(2)-Concentrating Mechanism.
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LCIC-mCherry co-localizes with LCIB in puncta at the pyrenoid periphery
"LCIB and LCIC were co-localized (Figure 4D)"
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LCIB and LCIC form punctate outer layer around the pyrenoid
"1) LCIB and LCIC localize to puncta around the periphery"
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LCIC puncta lie outside the starch sheath (STA2 plates lie inside the LCIC perimeter)
"STA2 was localized within the perimeter described by LCIC"
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LCIB and LCIC are stromal soluble proteins in a tight complex
"Our data confirm that LCIB and LCIC, known stromal soluble proteins, are in a tight complex"
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Recombinant LCIB/C lacked carbonic anhydrase activity
"However, recombinant LCIB/C had no carbonic anhydrase function"
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LCIC interacts with bestrophin-like proteins LCI11 and Cre16.g662600
"Both LCIB and LCIC interact with LCI11 (Cre16.g663450), and LCIC also interacts with Cre16.g662600"
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Two competing models of LCIB/C function
"This complex is hypothesized to either form a CO2 leakage barrier at the pyrenoid periphery or to act as a vectorial CO2 to HCO3− conversion module to recapture CO2 that escapes from the pyrenoid"