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Wang, Wenjia ; Ryu, Kook Hui ; Bruex, Angela ; Barron, Christa ; Schiefelbein, John ( , The Plant Cell)
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Schiefelbein, John ; Kwak, Su-Hwan ; Wieckowski, Yana ; Barron, Christa ; Bruex, Angela ( , Journal of Experimental Botany)
Abstract A fundamental aspect of multicellular development is the patterning of distinct cell types in appropriate locations. In this review, the molecular genetic control of cell-type pattern formation in the root epidermis of Arabidopsis thaliana is summarized. This developmental system represents a simple and genetically tractable example of plant cell patterning. The distribution of the two epidermal cell types, root-hair cells and non-hair cells, are generated by a combination of positional signalling and lateral inhibition mechanisms. In addition, recent evidence suggests that reinforcing mechanisms are used to ensure that the initial cell fate choice is adopted in a robust manner.