Changes in cell wall polysaccharides during elongation in a 2, 4‐D free medium in a carrot suspension culture
Changes in cell wall polysaccharides during elongation in a 2, 4‐D free medium in a carrot suspension culture
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胡萝卜悬浮培养物中 2、4-D 游离培养基伸长过程中细胞壁多糖的变化
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1984
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A. Komamine
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H. Masuda;Y. Ozeki;S. Amino;A. Komamine
Cell elongation occurred when carrot (Daucus carota L. ev. Kurodagosun) cells subcultured through sieving (Y. Ozeki and A. Komamine, Physiol. Plant. 53: 570-577. 1981) were transferred to a medium lacking auxin, while the cells showed no elongation in a medium containing 2, 4-D. Changes in polysaccharides of the cell walls and in their sugar composition during elongation were investigated. All wall components, EDTA-soluble pectic substance, 5 and 24%, KOH-soluble hemicelluloses and cellulose increased markedly during elongation. The increase of hemicelluloses correlated especially with elongation. In the 5% KOH-soluble hemicellulose, galactose and arabinose contents in the walls increased significantly both in amounts (per fresh weight) and relative contents (% in total neutral sugars) during elongation, while the relative contents of glucose and xylose decreased rapidly in the 5 and 24% KOH-soluble hemicelluloses. The methylation analysis tentatively indicated that larger amounts of galactan and/or arabinogalactan and lower amount of xyloglucan were found as components of the two hemicelluloses of elongating cells than those of non-elongating cells. The amounts of total carbohydrate and of uronic acid of extracellular polysaccharides secreted into the medium increased to a larger extent in the elongation culture than in the non-elongation culture. The contents of galactose and arabinose in extracellular polysaccharides increased rapidly in the elongation culture. The biochemical aspects of cell elongation in the absence of auxin were discussed from the viewpoint of the results obtained here.