A Requirement for Polyamines during the Cell Division Phase of Radicle Emergence in Seeds of Acer saccharum
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概要
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When stratified sugar maple seeds were germinated at 5℃, cell division did not contribute to radicle emergence or to early growth of the embryonic axis. Putrescine, spermidine and spermine contents remained low throughout stratification, but following germination their levels rose gradually for several days and then entered a phase of rapid accumulation concurrent with initiation of rapid cell division. When inhibitors of putrescine and polyamine biosynthesis were applied to newly germinated seeds, levels of the amines and cell division were markedly reduced, but cell elongation, as evidenced by growth of hypocotyls, was not affected.
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著者
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Roberts Dane
Department Of Brology University Of Waterloo:(present)agrogen Biotechnologies Inc.
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Walker Mark
Department Of Brology University Of Waterloo:(present)crop Science Department University Of Guelph
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Dumbroff E
Univ. Waterloo Ontario Can
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Dumbroff Erwin
Department of Brology, University of Waterloo
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Shih Ching
Department of Biology, University, of Waterloo
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Dumbroff Erwin
Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo
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Shih Ching
Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo
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