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Basic Study of Information Processing in Living Plants

Basic Study of Information Processing in Living Plants
活体植物信息处理的基础研究
批准号:
07556019
负责人:
NAKANISHI Tomoko
金额:
$10.88万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)
财政年份:
1995
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1995 至 1997

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Analysis of biological activity in intact cells or tissues is essential to understand information processing in plant. Techniques for these in vivo measuremerts have not been well developed, espeicially for roots. We studied a nondestructive method to image water in living plants to know information processing in plant using a neutron beam, as well as positron emitting nuclides to perform PET (Positron Emission Tomography. Neutron beam technique provided the highest resolution for water intissue yet ob tainable. With high specificity to water this neutonbeam technique images water movement in seeds or in roots imbedded in soil, as well as in wood and meristems during development. The resolution of the image attainable now is about 15 um.First, we studied how this new technique allow new investigations in the field of plant research. Next, we focused on the identification of water storing function of cowpea and soybean root activity imbedded in soil. Then finally, we tried to get water … More CT image of livingplant. In the case of cowpea, which is a very important crop at dryarea in Asia and Africa, we found the stem between the first leaf and the first trifoliatestored the water and when drytreatment was perfomed this water was supplied to the other plant tissue to support the activity of the plant. Water movement in this stem was studied by neutronbeam and the maintenance of the water storage function was confirmed by PET.In the case of root, water movoment near the root, within lmmapart from the root was found to reflect the rootactivity. When vanadium was imbedded in soil, though from the growth no observablechange was shoen, the root activity was severely damaged. Since there has been no data about water movement in the vicinity of the root, we could discuss about the water absorbing model of the root. We also simulated the plant activity and growth from water movement in the soil.To get CT image using neutron beam, we used a camation flower as an example. To set up the devise, we investigated the characteristics of neutron fluorescence converter and image processing software, espeically how to eliminate the white spots which always appear through CCD camera. We rotated the sample until 180 degree and every ldegree, we got water image. Through construsting the CT images and piled up them, three dimensional image of water in camation flower was able to get. We are now constructing the water image around the root. Less
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中西 友子: "植物と水" 東大出版会(出版予定), 200-300 (1998)
中西智子:《植物与水》东京大学出版社(待出版),200-300(1998)
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T.M.Nakanishi et al.: "Water Movement in Plant Sample" Proc.5th World Conterence on Neutron Radiography. (in press).
T.M.Nakanishi 等人:“植物样品中的水运动”Proc.5th 世界中子射线照相大会。
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T.M.Nakanishi et al.: "Nondestructive Water Imaging by Neutron Beam Analysis in Living Plants." J.Plant Phys.151. 442-445 (1997)
T.M.Nakanishi 等人:“通过中子束分析对活植物进行无损水成像”。
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T.M.Nakanishi et al.: "Water Imaging of Seeds by Neutron Beam." Bioimages. 5(2). 45-48 (1997)
T.M.Nakanishi 等人:“通过中子束对种子进行水成像”。
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