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IDENTIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH DURING EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF APRICOT/PLUM CALLUS UNIONS

Article number

862_51

Pages

331 – 336

Language

English

Abstract

Graft incompatibility is clearly indicated by the breaking of the trees at the graft interface several years after grafting, for instance in many apricot cultivars when grafted on different Prunus rootstocks.
Several lines of evidence suggest that cells undergo a progressive lethal senescence throughout early graft development.
The term programmed cell death (PCD) describes a cell death process that occurs during development and in response to environmental changes in multicellular organisms.
It is known that PCD plays a crucial role in development and defence mechanism of plants.
A characteristic of PCD is DNA damage that produces DNA nicks.
In this work, TUNEL (terminal dUTP nick-end labelling) assays were performed to detect in situ DNA fragmentation in compatible homografts and incompatible heterografts during the first month after grafting.
Preliminary results on the possible involvement of PCD in the complex process of (in)-compatibility are presented.

Publication

XIV International Symposium on Apricot Breeding and Culture

Authors

A. Pina, S. González, P. Errea

Keywords

apoptotic cells, graft compatibility, Prunus, in vitro callus unions

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2010.862.51

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99. POMOLOGICAL AND QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF APRICOT FRUITS

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