Changes in synthetic activity of cell walls during the cell cycle in a synchronous culture of Catharanthus roseus
Changes in synthetic activity of cell walls during the cell cycle in a synchronous culture of Catharanthus roseus
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长春花同步培养物细胞周期中细胞壁合成活性的变化
DOI:
10.1111/j.1399-3054.1985.tb02336.x
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1985
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A. Komamine
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作者:
S. Amino;Y. Takeuchi;A. Komamine
The incorporation rates of [14C] glucose into various fractions of the cell walls and into the sugar constituent of each fraction were investigated in a synchronous culture of Catharanthus roseus (L.) G. Don in order to elucidate the synthetic aspects of the cell walls during the cell cycle. Changes in the incorporation of radioactivity were closely correlated with changes in the amount of each cell wall fraction as well as with those in sugar composition as reported previously (S. Amino et al. Physiol. Plant. 60: 326–332, 1984). The specific activity of galactose was higher than that of other sugars throughout the cell cycle, and a temporary increase in the incorporation of radioactivity into all cell wall fractions except cellulose was observed just before the increase in cell numbers. The synthetic activities may play key roles in the regulation of cell wall polysaccharide dynamics during the cell cycle.