Cover image courtesy of Ravisha Weerasinghe.
Fluorescence images of plant epidermal and root hair cells expressing Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP)
fused with microtubule associated protein, MAP4 (left-hand panel) and actin binding protein, Talin
(right-hand panel). These constructs provide an excellent system to monitor cytoskeletal dynamics in
living cells. New evidence confirms that root knot nematodes and rhizobia produce an essentially identical
response in cytoskeletal dynamics. See article by Weerasinghe, Bird, and Allen. PNAS, Feb. 22, 2005.
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