Heat shock induced changes in enolase and HSP 70 in Echinochloa phyllopogon /
43'C (2h) and 28'C (1h). Enolase protein remained stable
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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| Summary: | 43'C (2h) and 28'C (1h). Enolase protein remained stable 43C (6h). Thermotolerance was inducible at a normally fatal a manner sinfilar to that observed in other biological anaerobic and heat stressed tissue as evidenced by protein anaerobically germinated tissue, enolase was observed within ASP enolase (EC 2.4.1.11, 2phospho-glycerate hydrolyase), a be induced in response to general stress. Additionally, both the cytoplasm and nucleus. In contrast to enolase detected immunologically throughout the cell cytoplasm and enolase in protecting E. phyllopogon from heat shock, but in enolase were examined to determine the role of this protein Exposure of plants to environmental insults results in the Five day old E phyllopogon seedlings exhibited a very high glycolytic enzyme, is induced at the protein, activity, and heat tolerance; viability was maintained after exposure to heat treatment (46'C, 6h) by pretreatment of seedlings at heat treatment, either 43'C or 46'C for 6h. HSP70 was HSP70, an HSP induced by heat shock in all organisms studied. in anaerobically germinated or heat shocked tissue of E. in enzyme activity. Synthesis of enolase was specifically induced during the thermotolerance pretreatment where the induction and its cytosolic and nuclear localization during induction of distinct sets of proteins unique to that stress maintenance under stress. The effects of heat shock on nucleus in both control and heat shocked tissue. HSP70 organisms. Enolase may play a multifunctional role in phyllopogon. Several proteins, including enolase, appear to phyllopogon. The response of enolase was compared to that of pretreatment, and its localization to the nucleus or cell prolonged heat shock suggest it functions differently from protein was detected proximal to the plasma membrane. In proteins (HSPs). For example, during anaerobic stress, the stability and accumulation during the thermotolerance structural, as well as glycolytic, role in cellular studies of various organisms indicate enolase may play a such as anaerobic stress proteins (ASPS) or heat shock synthesis induction, HSP70 synthesis was induced upon long throughout all heat treatments without a significant increase transcript levels in the flood tolerant species, Echinochloa wall or plasma membrane under stress |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Plant Physiology". In title, numerals are used. Vita. |
| Physical Description: | ix, 71 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |