日本大萝卜引种栽培研究

本文报道日本大萝卜引种栽培的试验结果,并为推广这一蔬菜新品种提供了有效的栽培技术措施。     

采用康宁克通—A治疗鼻息肉的临床疗效观察

鼻息肉与变态反应之间有密切联系。本文拟报道康克通—A用于鼻息肉摘除术前、后以延迟与防止息肉复发的临疗效观察。     

芝麻病毒病害研究：Ⅱ.芝麻黄花叶病病原鉴定

继对芝麻矮化坏死病源研究之后,又对普遍发生的芝麻黄花叶病害分离物(YMo—I)进行了系统鉴定。该分离物普遍存在于各芝麻主产区,普通年份发病率为1～5％。YMo—I侵染芝麻引起叶片褪绿及黄绿相间花叶。摩擦接种能够侵染4科12种(品种)植物。局部侵染苋色藜、昆诺藜;系统侵染大豆、花生、望江南、克氏烟等。该病毒能够由桃蚜、花生蚜、大豆蚜以非持久性方式进行传播。ELISA检测其病株种子带毒率为0.5％,但尚未发现种生病苗。病毒在组织汁液中存活期3天;钝化温度55～60℃,稀释限点4×10~(-3)。提纯病毒为弯曲线状粒体,大小约为13×730nm。并有极易凝聚的趋势。病组织中诱导大量典型PVY第一亚组的风轮形和卷筒状细胞质内含体和少数多边形结晶核内含体。血清学上该病毒与花生条纹病毒(PStV)、西瓜花叶病毒—2(MMV—2)密切相关,与花生斑驳病毒、大豆花叶病毒弱相关;与芜菁花叶病毒不相关。但它不侵染WMV—2的寄主—黄瓜,并且该病害田间的发生流行与芝麻、花生的间作方式以及PStV在花生田间的流行密切相关。根据上述结果,YMo—I分离株被鉴定为花生条纹病毒的一芝麻分离株。     

应用XTT法检测白细胞介素—Ⅱ的生物学活性

应用XTT比色法检测IL－2的生物学活性并与MTT法和^3H掺入法进行比较,结果XTT法较上述方法简便易行,结果稳定,重复性好。     

Novel 2D and 3D multiple-quantum bi-directional HCNCH experiments for the correlation of ribose and base protons/carbons in 13C/15N labeled RNA

Multiple-quantum 2D and 3D bi-directional HCNCH experiments are presented for the correlation of base and ribose protons/carbons in ¹³C/¹⁵N labeled HIV-1 TAR RNA. In both 2D and 3D experiments, the magnetization of H1 is transferred to H6/H8 and H1 through H1-C1-N1/9-C6/8-H6/8 and H1-C1-N1/9-C1-H1 pathways, and the magnetization of H6/8 is transferred to H1 and H6/8 through H6/8-C6/8-N1/9-C1-H1 and H6/8-C6/8-N1/9-C6/8-H6/8 pathways. Chemical shifts of four different nuclei (H1, C1, C6/8 and H6/8) are sampled in the 2D experiment. The correlation of base and ribose protons/carbons is established by the rectangular arrangement of crossover and out-and-back peaks in the proton/carbon correlated spectrum. The rectangular connections can be further resolved using the nitrogen dimension in a ¹H/¹³C/¹⁵N 3D experiment. Furthermore, by taking advantage of the well separated chemical shifts of N1 (pyrimidine) and N9 (purine), the 2D spectrum can be simplified into two sub-spectra based on their base type. Both experiments were tested on a ¹³C/¹⁵N labeled 27-mer HIV-1 TAR RNA containing a UUCG hairpin loop.     

Strong-light photoinhibition treatment accelerates the changes of protein secondary structures in triton-treated photosystem I and photosystem II complexes

Changes in the protein secondary structure and electron transport activity of the Triton X-100-treated photosystem I (PSI) and photosystem II (PSII) complexes after strong illumination treatment were studied using Fourier transform-infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy and an oxygen electrode. Short periods of photoinhibitory treatment led to obvious decreases in the rates of PSI-mediated electron transport activity and PSII-mediated oxygen evolution in the native or Triton-treated PSI and PSII complexes. In the native PSI and PSII complexes, the protein secondary structures had little changes after the photoinhibitory treatment. However, in both Triton-treated PSI and PSII complexes, short photoinhibition times caused significant loss of -helical content and increase of -sheet structure, similar to the conformational changes in samples of Triton-treated PSI and PSII complexes after long periods of dark incubation. Our results demonstrate that strong-light treatment to the Triton-treated PSI and PSII complexes accelerates destruction of the transmembrane structure of proteins in the two photosynthetic membranes.     

质粒DNA物理形态和其它因素对获得可育转基因小麦的影响

The applicability of hyperosmotic treatment and different configurations of plasmid DNA for stable transformation of wheat mediated by particle bombardment was investigated. Hyperosmotic treatment increased the frequency of transient expression and had also a positive effect on stable transformation. Denaturation of plasmid DNA prior to bombardment led to dramatic reduction of transient expression. However, there were no marked differences between single-stranded and double-stranded DNA in stable transformation. Single-stranded plasmid DNA, double-stranded plasmid DNA in linear state and double-stranded plasmid DNA in circular state could all be used to produce transgenic wheat plants. A total of 26 independent transgenic plants of winter wheat genotype Florida and 4 independent transgenic plants of spring wheat genotype Veery were obtained. Most transgenic plants have set seeds. T2 seeds of some spring wheat transgenic plants have also been harvested.     

Trapping conformational intermediate states in the reaction center protein from photosynthetic bacteria

In protein, conformational changes are often crucial for function but not easy to observe. Two functionally relevant conformational intermediate states of photosynthetic reaction center protein (RCs) are trapped and characterized at low temperature. RCs frozen in the dark do not allow electron transfer from the reduced primary quinone, Q(A)(-), to the secondary quinone, Q(B). In contrast, RCs frozen under illumination in the product (P(+)Q(A)Q(B)(-)) state, with the oxidized electron donor, P(+), and reduced Q(B)(-), return to the ground state at cryogenic temperature in a conformation that allows a high yield of Q(B) reduction. Thus, RCs frozen under illumination are found to be trapped above the ground state in a conformation that allows product formation. When the temperature is raised above 120 K, the protein relaxes to an inactive conformation which is different from the RCs frozen in the dark. The activation energy for this change is 87 +/- 8 meV, and the active and inactive states differ in energy by only 16 +/- 3 meV. Thus, there are several conformational substates along the reaction coordinate with different transition temperatures. The ground state spectra of the RCs in active and inactive conformations report differences in the intraprotein electrostatic field, demonstrating that the dipole or charge distribution has changed. In addition, the electrochromic shift associated with the Q(A)(-) to Q(B) electron transfer at low temperature was characterized. The electron-transfer rate from Q(B)(-) to P(+) was measured at cryogenic temperature and is similar to the rate at room temperature, as expected for an exothermic, electron tunneling reaction in RCs.     

Pre-colonization of PGPR triggers rhizosphere microbiota succession associated with crop yield enhancement

Plant and Soil - Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) substantially improve plant growth and health, but their effects on the succession of rhizosphere microbiota throughout the growth...