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Functional role of winter-accumulating proteins from mulberry tree in adaptation to winter-induced stresses

Cold Hardiness in Plants, 2005, p.181-202

2018 CAB International ;ISBN: 0851990592 ;ISBN: 9780851990590 ;EISBN: 9781845930110 ;EISBN: 1845930118 ;DOI: 10.1079/9780851990590.0181 ;OCLC: 228144231 ;LCCallNum: QK756 -- .I58 2004eb

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Title:
Functional role of winter-accumulating proteins from mulberry tree in adaptation to winter-induced stresses
Author: Fujikawa, S ; Ukaji, N ; Nagao, M ; Yamane, K ; Takezawa, D ; Arakawa, K
Fujikawa, S ; Uemura, M ; Chen, T. H. H
Subjects: acclimatization ; adaptation ; angiosperms ; APEC countries ; Arabidopsis ; Arabidopsis thaliana ; Asia ; Brassicaceae ; Brassicales ; Capparales ; cold stress ; cortex ; Developed Countries ; East Asia ; eudicots ; eukaryotes ; frost ; frost resistance ; genetic engineering ; genetic manipulation ; genetic transformation ; genetically engineered organisms ; genetically engineered plants ; genetically modified organisms ; genetically modified plants ; Genetics (non-medical) ; GEOs ; GMOs ; Molecular biology ; Moraceae ; Morus ; Morus (Spermatophyta) ; mulberries ; OECD Countries ; parenchyma ; Plant physiology ; plant proteins ; plants ; Rosales ; Spermatophyta ; stress ; stress response ; transgenic organisms ; transgenic plants ; winter
Is Part Of: Cold Hardiness in Plants, 2005, p.181-202
Description: This paper analyses the functional roles of some winter-accumulating proteins in the acquisition of freezing tolerance in cortical parenchyma cells of mulberry. In the cortical parenchyma cell of mulberry grown in Sapporo, Japan, many proteins are specifically accumulated during winter; these are closely related to the acquisition of an extremely high level of freezing tolerance, as a result of seasonal cold acclimatization. Among these winter-accumulating proteins in cortical parenchyma cells of mulberry, four distinct winter-accumulating proteins, including endoplasmic reticulum (ER)-localized 27-kDa proteins, ER-localized 20-kDa proteins, 18-kDa proteins localized in soluble fractions and a dehydrin, were selected for further characterization. Specifically, the functional roles of these proteins are analysed against winter-induced stresses and in transgenic plants .
Publisher: Wallingford, UK: CABI Publishing
Language: English
Identifier: ISBN: 0851990592
ISBN: 9780851990590
EISBN: 9781845930110
EISBN: 1845930118
DOI: 10.1079/9780851990590.0181
OCLC: 228144231
LCCallNum: QK756 -- .I58 2004eb
Source: Ebook Central Academic Complete

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Functional role of winter-accumulating proteins from mulberry tree in adaptation to winter-induced stresses

2018 CAB International ;ISBN: 0851990592 ;ISBN: 9780851990590 ;EISBN: 9781845930110 ;EISBN: 1845930118 ;DOI: 10.1079/9780851990590.0181 ;OCLC: 228144231 ;LCCallNum: QK756 -- .I58 2004eb

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