^ШХР: *http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/(ISSN)1445-6664
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(http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/(ISSN)1445-6664/
issues)
^АВТ: Hisashi Kato-Noguchi; Takuya Takaoka; Kozue Okada.
^ЗГЛ: Effect of the d-glucose analog, d-allose, on the growth
of Arabidopsis roots [Ингибирующее влияние аналога
d-глюкозы - d-аллозы - на рост корней резушки (модельное
растение) и его биохимические механизмы (к вопросу о
разработке принципиально новых средств борьбы с сорняками).
Япония]
^ВЫХ: Weed Biology & Management, 2011; Vol.11,N 1. - P. 7-11
^ДАТ: 2011
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^РЕФ: Although d-glucose increased the root growth of Arabidopsis seedlings, d-allose (a d-glucose epimer at the third carbon atom) inhibited the root growth at concentrations >0.1 mmol L−1 and the inhibition increased with increasing d-allose concentrations. Allitol (a reduction product of d-allose) did not show any significant effect on the growth. The addition of d-glucose into the growth medium of Arabidopsis reversed the d-allose-induced growth inhibition, which suggests that the inhibition is not caused by the toxicity of the accumulation of d-allose and/or its metabolites in the seedlings. d-Allose is phosphorylated by hexokinase, using ATP and phosphate, to allose-6-phosphate, with no known capacity for further metabolism. The addition of phosphate into the growth medium did not affect the d-allose-induced growth inhibition and d-allose did not reduce the ATP level in the roots. These results suggest that the inhibition is not due to phosphate starvation and ATP depletion. d-Mannoheptulose, a specific competitive inhibitor of hexokinase, defeated the d-allose-induced growth inhibition. Hexokinase is known to have a sugar-sensing function and possibly triggers a signal cascade, resulting in the change of several gene expressions. Therefore, the phosphorylation of d-allose by hexokinase might trigger a signal cascade, resulting in the inhibition of Arabidopsis root growth. This is probably a useful model system for studies of the hexokinase-mediated sugar-sensing function and for developing new types of weed-control agents.
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^TRN: 1374397
^ВИД: Статья из книги
^ЯЗК: Английский
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^РУБ: 68_37_33_13_19
^УДК: 632.51; 632.954
^ТЕР: СОРНЯКИ (Weeds). БОРЬБА С СОРНЯКАМИ (Weed control).
ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКИ БЕЗОПАСНЫЕ СРЕДСТВА. САХАРА (Sugars).
ГЕКСОКИНАЗА (HEXOKINASE). ИНГИБИТОРЫ РОСТА (Growth
inhibitors). МЕХАНИЗМ ДЕЙСТВИЯ (Mode of action).
ГЕРБИЦИДЫ (Herbicides). ARABIDOPSIS. МОДЕЛЬНЫЕ ОРГАНИЗМЫ.
ЯПОНИЯ (Japan).
^РТЗ: BRASSICACEAE [CRUCIFERAE; КАПУСТНЫЕ; КРЕСТОЦВЕТНЫЕ].
АГРОТЕХНИКА (Cultivation) [ВОЗДЕЛЫВАНИЕ]. АЗИЯ (Asia).
БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ (Safety). БЕЛКИ (PROTEINS) [ПРОТЕИНЫ].
ВОСТОЧНАЯ АЗИЯ (East Asia). ЕВРАЗИЯ (Eurasia). ИНГИБИТОРЫ.
КИНАЗЫ (Kinases) [ФОСФОТРАНСФЕРАЗЫ]. ОРГАНИЗМЫ. ПЕПТИДЫ
(PEPTIDES). ПЕСТИЦИДЫ (Pesticides) [ЯДОХИМИКАТЫ].
РЕГУЛЯТОРЫ РОСТА РАСТЕНИЙ (Plant growth substances)
[ГОРМОНЫ РАСТЕНИЙ; ФИТОГОРМОНЫ]. РЕГУЛЯТОРЫ РОСТА
[РОСТОВЫЕ ВЕЩЕСТВА]. СТРАНЫ АТЭС. СТРАНЫ МИРА.
ТРАНСФЕРАЗЫ (Transferases). УГЛЕВОДЫ (CARBOHYDRATES).
УХОД ЗА РАСТЕНИЯМИ. ФЕРМЕНТЫ (Enzymes) [ЭНЗИМЫ].
ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ. ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ [ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ
РИСК].
^КЛС: аллоза.