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CELLULOSE BINDING PROTEIN MODULATES PLANT CELL ELONGATION

Article number

447_113

Pages

583 – 590

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Abstract

Recombinant cellulose-binding domain (CBD) was found to modulate the elongation of different plant cells in vitro. In peach pollen tubes, maximum elongation was observed at 50 μg/ml CBD. Pollen tube-staining with calcofluor indicated loss of crystallinity in the tip zone of CBD-treated pollen tubes.
At high concentrations (100 – 500 μg/ml), CBD dramatically inhibited root elongation in a dose-responsive manner.
However, between 1×10^-2– 100 μg/ml CBD had the opposite effect on root hair elongation as compared to its effect on root elongation.
CBD competes with xyloglucan (XG) for binding to cellulose.
When CBD was added first to the cellulose, increasing concentrations of CBD resulted in increasing amounts of unbound XG. However, when XG was added first, increasing concentrations of CBD did not affect the level of unbound XG. The level of unbound CBD was higher when XS was added first to the cellulose.

Publication

III International Symposium on In Vitro Culture and Horticultural Breeding

Authors

O. Shoseyov, E. Shpigel, L. Roiz

Keywords

Arabidopsis thaliana, CBD, Pollen tube, Root, Root hair, Xyloglucan

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1997.447.113

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77. DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN DIPLOID AND DOUBLE HAPLOID CHICORY (CICHORIUM INTYBUS L.) BY RAPD-PCR ANALYSIS

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79. A HIGHLY EFFICIENT METHOD FOR CARNATION TRANSFORMATION

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86. IN VITRO SELECTION WITH FUSARIC ACID : A NOVEL APPROACH TO BREED FOR FUSARIUM RESISTANCE IN GLADIOLUS

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87. DEFENSE AGAINST PATHOGENIC BACTERIA IN TRANSGENIC POTATO PLANTS

88. ROLE OF CA²⁺/CALMODULIN IN PLANT RESPONSE TO ABIOTIC STRESSES: A REVIEW

H. Fromm | Wayne A. Snedden

89. DROUGHT TOLERANCE : A MOLECULAR PERSPECTIVE

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90. ASR1, A TOMATO WATER-STRESS REGULATED GENE: GENOMIC ORGANIZATION, DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATION AND DNA-BINDING ACTIVITY

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91. STUDIES OF NON – IONIC OSMOTIC STRESS ON BEAN (PHASEOLUS VULGARIS L.) CALLUS AND SEEDLINGS CULTURES

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92. PRODUCTION OF TRANSGENIC TOMATOES EXPRESSING OXALATE OXIDASE

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93. OPTIMALIZATION OF THE IN VITRO SELECTION TECHNIQUE FOR ENHANCED TOLERANCE TO ERWINIA CAROTOVORA

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94. CLONING OF NACl-REGULATED GENES FROM CULTURES OF JOJOBA NODAL SEGMENTS BY DIFFERENTIAL DISPLAY RT-PCR

95. MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF IN VITRO HOST-PATHOGEN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN APPLE AND VENTURIA INAEQUALIS.

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96. CLONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE EXPRESSION OF A WATER STRESS RELATED PROTEIN (BSPA) IN POPULUS SPP

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97. PRESENT DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF IN VITRO CULTURE TECHNIQUES FOR THE CONSERVATION OF PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES

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99. APPLICATION OF IN VITRO / CRYOPRESERVATION TECHNIQUES IN CONSERVATION OF HORTICULTURAL CROP GERMPLASM

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100. CRYOPRESERVATION OF DORMANT AND NON DORMANT BROAD-LEAVED TREES

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101. THE EFFECT OF PREFREEZING TREATMENT AND CRYOPROTECTANTS ON THE SURVIVAL OF CRYOPRESERVED SOMATIC EMBRYOS AND PLANT REGENERATION IN KOREAN NATIVE CITRUS SPECIES.

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102. TISSUE CULTURE OF NATIVE PLANTS IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

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103. TISSUE CULTURE OF AUSTRALIAN PLANTS – A REVIEW

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104. INCIDENCE OF CRYOPRESERVATION ON THE SANITARY STATE OF AN EXPERIMENTALLY CONTAMINATED PRUNUS ROOTSTOCK

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105. DEVELOPMENT OF SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS FOR THREE AUSTRALIAN MONOCOTYLEDONOUS PLANT GENERA.

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106. IN VITRO CULTIVATION OF NODAL SEGMENTS OF THE UMBU TREE [SPONDIAS TUBEROSA (ARR.)CAM]

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107. CRYOPRESERVATION OF IN VITRO GROWN SHOOT TIPS OF AN INTERSPECIFIC PRUNUS ROOTSTOCK BY SLOW PREFREEZING METHOD

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108. IMPROVEMENT OF HORTICULTURAL PLANTS THROUGH IN VITRO CULTURE AND INDUCED MUTATIONS

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109. EXPRESSION OF BACTERIAL DIHYDRODIPICOLINATE SYNTHASE IN TRANSGENIC PLANTS: POTENTIALS TO IMPROVE LYSINE CONTENT IN FORAGE, GRAIN AND TUBER CROPS

110. CARBON ASSIMILATION, ACTIVITIES OF CARBOXYLATING ENZYMES AND CHANGES IN TRANSCRIPT LEVEL OF GENES ENCODING ENZYMES OF THE CALVIN CYCLE AND CARBON PARTITIONING OF BANANA PLANTLETS DURING TRANSITION FROM HETEROTROPHIC TO AUTOTROPHIC EXISTENCE

I. Regev | S. Gepstein | A. Duvdevani | D. Magdar | E. Khayat

111. CHARACTERIZATION OF TRANSGENIC PEACH PLANTS CONTAINING A CYTOKININ BIOSYNTHESIS GENE

F.A. Hammerschlag | I.J. McCanna | A.C. Smigocki

112. MOLECULAR ANALYSES OF CAROTENOID-ASSOCIATED PROTEINS FROM CHROMOPLASTS OF CUCUMIS SATIVUS COROLLAS

M. Vishnevetsky | M. Ovadis | Y. Libal-Weksler | A. Vainstein | H. Itzhaki

113. TRANSGENIC PARTHENOCARPY DUE TO SPECIFIC OVER-SENSITIZATION OF THE OVARY TO AUXIN

114. CELLULOSE BINDING PROTEIN MODULATES PLANT CELL ELONGATION

O. Shoseyov | E. Shpigel | L. Roiz

115. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ROOT SYSTEMS IN CITRUS MACROPHYLLA SEEDLINGS AND MICROCUTTINGS PROPAGATED IN VITRO

B. Palma | H. Bravo | M. Castro

116. SEEDLESS FRUIT SETTING IN RESPONSE TO NAM TREATMENT OF TRANSGENIC TOMATO EXPRESSING THE IAAH GENE SPECIFICALLY IN THE OVARY

117. MOLECULAR MARKERS IN THE BREEDING OF ORNAMENTALS

H. Ben-Meir | G. Scovel | M. Ovadis | A. Vainstein

118. IN VITRO METHODS OF CREATING PLANTS CONTAINING NITROGEN FIXING BACTERIA

É. Preininger | P. Korányi | I. Gyurján

119. DEVELOPMENT OF A RESTRICTION FRAGMENT LENGTH POLYMORPHISM – BASED LINKAGE MAP IN PEACH

R. Quarta | M. Dettori | I. Verde | A. Vantaggi | R. Sciarroni

120. TISSUE AND CELL CULTURES OF INTERSPECIFIC MINT HYBRIDS: PECULIARITIES OF MONOTERPENE ACCUMULATION

V. Rodov | S. Reznickova | L. Bugaenko | O. Davydova

121. GENETIC STABILITY AND AGRONOMIC EVALUATION OF SIX-YEAR-OLD TRANSGENIC KIWI PLANTS FOR ROLABC AND ROLB GENES

122. FLOWER COLOUR RECURRENCE IN CHRYSANTHEMUM AND GERBERA MUTANTS PROPAGATED IN VITRO FROM MERISTEMS AND LEAF EXPLANTS

M. Jerzy | M. Zalewska

123. MUTATION SPECTRUM IN DENDRANTHEMA GRANDIFLORA TZVELEV AFTER IN VIVO AND IN VITRO REGENERATION OF PLANTS FROM IRRADIATED LEAVES

M. Zalewska | M. Jerzy

124. FACTORS AFFECTING TRANSFORMATION OF GERBERA

T. Orlikowska | E. Nowak

125. HAPLOID PLANT INDUCTION IN ZUCCHINI (CUCURBITA PEPO L. CONVAR. GIROMONTIINA DUCH) AND IN CUCUMBER (CUCUMIS SATIVUS L.) LINES THROUGH IN VITRO GYNOGENESIS

A. Gémesné Juhász | G. Venczel | P. Balogh

126. LEGAL AND PUBLIC ASPECTS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

K. Redenbaugh

127. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VITRON^TM ROBOT FOR AUTOMATED MICROPROPAGATION

C. Gambley | D. Harrison | R. Teasdale | P. Goodman | A. Hinsch

128. AN OVERVIEW OF COMMERCIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS TO MARKETING OF MICROPROPAGATED PLANTS

A. Ilan | E. Khayat

129. LARGE SCALE PROPAGATION OF OIL PALM CLONES – EXPERIENCES TODATE

G. Wong | C.C. Tan | A.C. Soh

130. METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR LIQUID MEDIA AND SEMI – AUTOMATED MICROPROPAGATION

R. Levin | Y. Alper | R. Stav | Abed A. Watad

131. TISSUE CULTURE AS A MEANS IN THE PRODUCTION OF HARDY LILIES

V. Pelkonen

132. BUD REGENERATION GROWTH AND PROLIFERATION OF ASPEN (POPULUS TREMULA) ROOTS IN LIQUID CULTURES

T. Carmi | M. Ziv | A. Altman