Nucleic acid synthesis accompanying the recovery of cell division and chloroplast development in "giant" cells of the Emerson strain of Chlorella
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The light-induced recovery of cell division and chloroplast development in "giant", "bleached", cells of the Emerson strain of Chlorella takes place without any increase in DNA and is relatively insensitive to mitomycin C and 5-bromouracil. 5-Fluorouracil inhibits cell division only when it is supplied during the early stages of recovery, perhaps by interfering with that phase of RNA synthesis which occurs during the first 6 hr of recovery. This early burst of RNA synthesis is more sensitive to chloramphenicol than is the second phase of RNA synthesis, suggesting that a significant proportion of it may originate in the chloroplast. Evidence is presented which suggests that 5-fluorouracil interferes with chloroplast development primarily through an effect on chlorophyll synthesis. The possible significance of these observations in relation to nuclear-chloroplastic interractions is discussed.
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著者
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Thinh Luong
Botany Department James Cook University Of North Queensland
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Thinh Luong
Botany Department La Trobe University
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Griffiths Dilwyn
Botany Department, La Trobe University
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Griffiths Dilwyn
Botany Department La Trobe University
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