Molecular genetics of sulphate assimilation

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Sulphur in Plants (2003, background): “, 1997) and sulphate transporter protein (Hawkesford and Wray, 2000).”
Sulfur assimilation and abiotic stress in plants (2008, methodology): “…is actively taken up from the external environment into the symplast of the root by high-affinity sulfate transporters, and is reduced and assimilated into cysteine by 4 D.L. Bouranis et al. the reductive sulfate assimilation pathway (Hell 1997, Leustek and Saito 1999, Hawkesford and Wray 2000).”