EFFECT OF PLASMALEMMA ATPASE INHIBITORS, DIETHYLSTILBESTROL AND ORTHO-VANADATE, ON FUSICOCCIN-INDUCED H+ EXTRUSION IN MAIZE ROOTS
EFFECT OF PLASMALEMMA ATPASE INHIBITORS, DIETHYLSTILBESTROL AND ORTHO-VANADATE, ON FUSICOCCIN-INDUCED H+ EXTRUSION IN MAIZE ROOTS
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DOI:
10.1016/0304-4211(81)90103-6
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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LADO, P
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COLOMBO, R;BONETTI, A;LADO, P
In order to investigate the possibility that fusicoccin(FC)-induced electrogenic H+ extrusion and K+ uptake in higher plants depend on the activity of a plasmalemma ATPase, the effect of 2 nonmitochondrial membrane-bound ATPase inhibitors, diethylstilbestrol (DES) and vanadate, on the transport of H+ and K+ in maize root segments was studied. Both DES and vanadate strongly inhibited the stimulating effect of FC on H+ extrusion and K+ uptake. Vanadate inhibited the FC-induced H+ extrusion in the presence of a lipophilic cation, ammonium (TBBA+) and in the absence of K+. The parallel determination of ATP and pyruvate levels showed that the inhibiting effect of the 2 substances on transport did not seem to depend on an effect on energy metabolism. FC-stimulated H+ extrusion and K+ uptake may depend on the activation of a plasmalemma ATPase, catalyzing an electrogenic H+ uniport, electrically coupled with K+ influx.