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The nucleotide sequence of a 4.2-kb EcoRI fragment from the intergenic region between the genes for 25S and 18S ribosomal RNA of Pharbitis nil Choisy was determined. The region contained a unique repetitive family of DNA sequences, called the RsaI family, composed of 32-bp units. The 32-bp unit was tandemly repeated in the intergenic region, and four subfamilies of repeating units were clustered as discrete blocks. The RsaI family of repeats was shown to be specific to the genus Pharbitis by Southern blot hybridization. 相似文献
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Komeda Yoshibumi; Yamashita Hirofumi; Sato Naoki; Tsukaya Hirokazu; Naito Satoshi 《Plant & cell physiology》1991,32(6):737-743
The 5'-upstream region (2.4 kb) of the gene for phytochromeI from Pisum sativum (phyl) was fused to the uidA gene fromEscherichia coli that encodes ß-glucuronidase (GUS).The resulting PHY-GUS fusion was introduced into Petunia hybridaand was used as a reporter of the expression of the phyI genewhich was recognized by GUS activity. The PHY-GUS fusion wasexpressed at a relatively high level when transgenic plantswere grown in the dark, while leaves and stems of light-grownplants showed background activity. Flowers of light-grown plantswere shown to have significant levels of GUS activity but rootsdid not have such activity. When light-grown transgenic plantswere transferred to the dark, they expressed the activity atlevels that corresponded to those of dark-grown plants. Lighttreatment prior to growth in darkness revealed red/far-red reversibilityof recovery of the activity. Thus, the 2.4-kb fragment fromthe 5' region of the phyI gene carries the information necessaryfor the light-repressible autoregulation. (Received March 30, 1991; Accepted May 20, 1991) 相似文献
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Yoshikazu Hashida Katsuaki Takechi Tomomi Abiru Noriyuki Yabe Hiroaki Nagase Koro Hattori Susumu Takio Yoshikatsu Sato Mitsuyasu Hasebe Hirokazu Tsukaya Hiroyoshi Takano 《The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology》2020,101(6):1318-1330
In Arabidopsis thaliana the ANGUSTIFOLIA (AN) gene regulates the width of leaves by controlling the diffuse growth of leaf cells in the medio‐lateral direction. In the genome of the moss Physcomitrella patens, we found two normal ANs (PpAN1‐1 and 1‐2). Both PpAN1 genes complemented the A. thaliana an‐1 mutant phenotypes. An analysis of spatiotemporal promoter activity of each PpAN1 gene, using transgenic lines that contained each PpAN1‐promoter– uidA (GUS) gene, showed that both promoters are mainly active in the stems of haploid gametophores and in the middle to basal region of the young sporophyte that develops into the seta and foot. Analyses of the knockout lines for PpAN1‐1 and PpAN1‐2 genes suggested that these genes have partially redundant functions and regulate gametophore height by controlling diffuse cell growth in gametophore stems. In addition, the seta and foot were shorter and thicker in diploid sporophytes, suggesting that cell elongation was reduced in the longitudinal direction, whereas no defects were detected in tip‐growing protonemata. These results indicate that both PpAN1 genes in P. patens function in diffuse growth of the haploid and diploid generations but not in tip growth. To visualize microtubule distribution in gametophore cells of P. patens, transformed lines expressing P. patens α‐tubulin fused to sGFP were generated. Contrary to expectations, the orientation of microtubules in the tips of gametophores in the PpAN1‐1/1‐2 double‐knockout lines was unchanged. The relationships among diffuse cell growth, cortical microtubules and AN proteins are discussed. 相似文献
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Semiarti E Ueno Y Tsukaya H Iwakawa H Machida C Machida Y 《Development (Cambridge, England)》2001,128(10):1771-1783
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The ANGUSTIFOLIA gene of Arabidopsis, a plant CtBP gene, regulates leaf-cell expansion, the arrangement of cortical microtubules in leaf cells and expression of a gene involved in cell-wall formation
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Kim GT Shoda K Tsuge T Cho KH Uchimiya H Yokoyama R Nishitani K Tsukaya H 《The EMBO journal》2002,21(6):1267-1279
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The spatial and temporal patterns of post-embryonal cell growth and cell division were characterised in excised cotyledons
of vegetable marrow (Cucurbita pepo L. var. giromontia Alef.) incubated in water. The concurrent roles of these two processes in cotyledon growth were determined using paradermal
sections of the first palisade layer of developing cotyledons. Tissue specificity was observed in the pattern of cell division.
The daughter cells derived from an initial cell, which had already differentiated before imbibition of the seeds, were tightly
packed in a cluster, which enabled us to monitor cell division during early cotyledon development. Heterogeneity of cell size
was recognised during the process of cell proliferation in the cluster, suggesting that cell division is uncoupled from control
of cell size. There was significantly more cell division in the marginal part of the cotyledons than in other parts, suggesting
high activity of the marginal meristem. Light enhanced cell and cotyledon enlargement, but had no effect on the number of
divisions. This study elucidated the cellular basis of post-germinative Cucurbita cotyledon morphogenesis and development.
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Morphological and molecular variation in Mitchella undulata,with special reference to the systematic treatment of the dwarf form from Yakushima 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Morphological and molecular variation in Mitchella undulata Siebold et Zucc. was examined to evaluate the genetic basis for recognizing the dwarf variety, M. undulata var. minor Masamune. Considerable variation in leaf size in M. undulata, but no obvious morphological discontinuities, were found between the normal and dwarf varieties. Instead, a weak cline running from the Pacific Ocean to the Sea of Japan was found. Anatomical observations of leaf blades revealed that the large variation in leaf size can be attributed to variation in the number of leaf cells and not to differences in cell size. A molecular analysis based on sequences of rDNA internal transcribed spacer regions indicated that there were two major genotypes in M. undulata with minor variation in haplotypes resulting from additional substitutions or putative recombination. The dwarf form from Yakushima was neither genetically uniform nor apparently differentiated from other populations. From these results, we conclude that the dwarf form of M. undulata should be treated at the rank of forma. 相似文献
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The CURLY LEAF (CLF ) gene in Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh. is required for stable repression of a floral homeotic gene, AGAMOUS in leaves and stems To clarify the function of CLF in organ development, we characterized clf mutants using an anatomical and genetic approach. The clf mutants had normal roots, hypocotyls, and cotyledons, but the foliage leaves and the stems had reduced dimensions. A decrease
both in the extent of cell elongation and in the number of cells was evident in the clf mutant leaves, suggesting that the CLF gene might be involved in the division and elongation of cells during leaf morphogenesis. An analysis of the development
of clf mutant leaves revealed that the period during which cell division or cell elongation occurred was of normal duration, while
the rates of both cell production and cell elongation were lower than in the wild type. Two phases in the elongation of cells
were also recognized from this analysis. From analysis of an angustifolia clf double mutant, we found that the two phases of elongation of leaf cells were regulated independently by each gene. Thus,
the CLF gene appears to affect cell division at an earlier stage and cell elongation throughout the development of leaf primordia.
Received: 19 February 1998 / Accepted: 24 March 1998 相似文献
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