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Absorption of selenate in the presence of sulfate 3-108) and index.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Tschirhart, Mary, 1960-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Bloomington : Indiana University Press, [1996]
Series:IU Center on Philanthropy series in governance.
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Summary:Absorption of selenate in the presence of sulfate 3-108) and index.
followed the mechanism proposed by Kochian and Lucas
with saturable and linear phases. High concentrations
of sulfate in solution culture(5mM) affected b0th
phases resulting in reduced absorption of selenate. A
low
concentration of sulfate (0.05mM) improved absorption
of
selenate at the root surfaces. OPA-derivatized amino
acid separation on a HPLC column was evaluated as a
means to separate and quantify
cystine, selenocystine, methionine and
selenomethionine. Selenomethionine and methionine were
separated by this method, but OPA did not react with
selenocystine. Oxidised selenocystine reacted with
OPA, but the retention time was at void volume, and
therefore was not useful for detection in plant
extracts. Free methionine and selenomethionine
concentrations were determined in Se treated, solution
culture-grown plant extracts using this HPLC method.
Astralagus
bisulcatus, a selenium accumulator, did not accumulate
selenomethionine. Astralagus lentiginosus and
Melilotus indica, Both selenium non accumulators,
contained detectable amounts of selenomethionine.
Average methionine contents increased in shoots of
Se treated plants compared to controls, but the
increase was statistically significant only for
A.lentiginosus and M.indica. Average concentrations of
methionine decreased in roots of all Se treated plants
compared to the controls, and the decrease was
statistically significant for T.repens and M.indica.
The HPLC method was useful to detect methionine and
selenomethionine in M.indica plants that grew in
Kesterson.
Physical Description:x, 116 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
ISBN:0253332346 (alk. paper)