SelectedPublications

1.Zhang, Z. S., Xu,Y. Y., Xie, Z. W., Li, X. Y., He, Z. H., Peng, X. X. (2016).Association-dissociation of glycolate oxidase with catalase inrice: a potential switch to modulate intracellular H₂O₂levels. Mol Plant9,737-748.

2.Zhang, Z. S.,Li, X. Y., Cui, L. L., Meng, S., Ye, N. H., Peng, X. X. (2017).Catalytic and functional aspects of different isozymes ofglycolate oxidase in rice. BMCPlant Biol17,135.

3.Zhang, Z. S.,Mao, X. X., Ou, J. Y., Ye, N. H., Zhang, J. H., Peng, X. X.(2015). Distinct photorespiratory reactions are preferentiallycatalyzed by glutamate:glyoxylate and serine:glyoxylateaminotransferases in rice. JPhotochem Photobiol B142,110-117.

4.Zhang, Z. S.,Lu, Y. S., Zhai, L. G., Deng, R. S., Jiang, J., Li, Y., He, Z. H.,Peng, X. X. (2012). Glycolate Oxidase Isozymes Are CoordinatelyControlled by GLO1 and GLO4 in Rice. PLoSOne7,6.

5.Liu, J. Z., Cui, L. L., Xie, Z. W., Zhang,Z. S., Liu, E.,Peng, X. X. (2019). Two NCA1 isoforms interact with catalase in amutually exclusive manner to redundantly regulate its activity inrice. BMC Plant Biol19,105.

6.Lu, Y. S., Li, Y., Yang, Q. S., Zhang,Z. S., Chen, Y.,Zhang, S., Peng, X. X. (2014). Suppression of glycolate oxidasecauses glyoxylate accumulation that inhibits photosynthesisthrough deactivating Rubisco in rice. PhysiolPlant150,463-476.