Titlebook: Biology and Biotechnology of the Plant Hormone Ethylene II; A. K. Kanellis,C. Chang,D. Grierson Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-31398-2s. . mutations result in the constitutive activation of ethylene responses by disrupting ethylene signaling components. Two loci have been identified: CTR1, which encodes a protein that is similar to the Raf family of protein kinases, and ., mutants in which display a rosette-lethal phenotype. We ha

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Kommentar zum Suchtmittelgesetzene action. In the past few years some particularly effective blocking agents for the ethylene receptor have been discovered. They block the receptor for up to 12 days at 25 C when provided in a single exposure and for much longer periods if exposure is repeated at 8–10 days intervals. A 24-hour exp

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Hubert Hinterhofer,Christian Rosbaud the study of mutations that affect a broad range of ethylene responses in the plant. Members of the . gene family can cause dominant ethylene insensitivity when mutated [1]. Loss of function mutations in . and . also result in ethylene insensitivity in the plant; while loss of function mutations in

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Hans-Dieter Lippert,Willy A. Flegeltein phosphorylation, incubation with cytokinin antagonises this effect in Triton X-100 solubilised membrane fractions from rosette leaves of .. In ., protein phosphorylation is lower than wild type and is promoted by cytokinin. Protein phosphorylation in the mutant . is not only much higher than in

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,überblick über das Arzneimittelrecht,eps for taxane production are regulated by allosteric regulation of ethylene binding, based on our absorption and induction modeling of paclitaxel formation in elicited suspension cell cultures of .. Binding sites for ethylene on cellular membranes from many plant genera have been established for ye

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