The metabolism of proline in cotyledons of pumpkin (Cucurbita moschata)
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概要
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Exogenous proline-U-^<14>C, is readily metabolized to glutamate, ornithine, sugars, CO_2, and organic acids, and is incorporated into protein by etiolated and green pumpkin cotyledons. As little translocation of proline from the cotyledons occur, it was proposed that in young tissue proline is converted to glutamate, ornithine or sugar which are then readily translocated from the cotyledons. In older tissue some glutamate carbon derived from proline is also used as an energy source and metabolized to CO_2. As protein synthesis is occurring rapidly in these cotyledons, considerable proline is incorporated into new protein. After 10-hr, 15% of the absorbed radioactivity still remained as free proline.
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著者
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Splittstoesser Walter
Department Of Horticuhure University Of Lllinois
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Rena Alemar
Department of Horticulture, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Rena Alemar
Department Of Horticulture University Of Illinois At Urbana-champaign:(present)instituto De Ciencias
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