Effect of Wound Shock on Protein Synthesis in Leaves of C_3 and C_4 Plants

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概要

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• Wound stress causes an initial decrease in the uptake and subsequent incorporation of radiolabelled methionine in leaves of C_3 (peanut and soybean) and C_4 (sorghum and maize) plants. A four-hour incubation of excised leaves at 25℃ permits them to recover from wounding and thereby facilitates monitoring of changes in protein synthesis caused by heat shock or other types of environmental stress.

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著者

• Dumbroff Erwin

  Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo

• GHOSH Sibdas

  Department of Biology, University of Waterloo

• GLICK Bernard

  Department of Biology, University of Waterloo

• HEIKKILA John

  Department of Biology, University of Waterloo

• Ghosh Sibdas

  Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo

• Heikkila John

  Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo

• Glick Bernard

  Department Of Biology University Of Waterloo

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