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Biochemical Society Symposia Volume 60
Molecular Botany: Signals and the Environment

New ISBN 9781855780507
Old ISBN 185578050X
Format: Hardback
Pages: 290
Price: GBP 20.00
Members Price: GBP 15.00
Date Published: December 1994
Published by: Portland Press Ltd

Edited By DJ Bowles, JP Knox and PM Gilmartin

University of York, UK and University of Leeds, UK

Biochemical Society Symposia

Molecular Botany provides a thorough overview of the ways in which environmental stimuli lead to changes within plants. A range of topics are addressed, encompassing the role of the cell wall and glycans in signalling events through to the molecular events regulating defence-gene activation and developmental programming.

Contents:

  • Cell wall structural proteins: can we deduce function from sequence?
    JE Varner
  • Oligosaccharins as plant growth regulators SC Fry
  • Molecular and structural features of the pistal of Nicotiana alata AH Atkinson et al.
  • Developmental dynamics of plant cell-surface glycoproteins: towards a molecular plant anatomy JP Knox
  • Glycoprotein domains and their role in gamete recognition in Fucus JA Callow et al.
  • Formation of embryonic cells in plant tissue cultures S de Vries et al.
  • Lipo-oligosaccharide signalling: the mediation of recognition and nodule organogenesis induction in the legume-Rhizobium symbiosis J Dénarié et al.
  • Bacterial and plant glycoconjugates at the Rhizobium-legume interface
    NJ Brewin et al.
  • Barley-fungal interactions: signals and the environment of the host- pathogen interface S Gurr et al.
  • Oligosaccharins involved in plant growth and host-pathogen interactions
    A Darvill et al.
  • Systemic signals condition plant cells for increased elicitation of phenylpropanoid defence responses H Kauss
  • Characterization of hepta-ß-glucoside elicitor-binding protein(s) in soybean MG Hahn et al.
  • Cytosolic protons as secondary messengers in elicitor-induced defence responsesY Mathieu et al.
    Signal transduction pathways in plant pathogenesis response R Fluhr et al.
    Signals involved in the wound-induced expression of the proteinase inhibitor II gene of potato H Peña-Cortés et al.
  • Polypeptide signalling for plant defence genes B McGurl et al.
  • Signalling events in the wound response of tomato plants DJ Bowles
  • Regulation of gene expression in ripening fruits by sense and antisense genes D Grierson
  • Perception and transduction of an elicitor signal in cultured parsley cells T Nürnberger et al.
  • Ion channels and calcium signalling in plants: multiple pathways and cross-talk D Sanders et al.
  • Using T-DNA tagging to search for genes involved in the mechanism of phytohormone action R Walden et al.
  • Molecular biology of resistance to potato virus X in potato D Baulcombe et al.
  • Induction, modification and perception of the salicylic acid signal in plant defence DF Klessig et al.
  • Regulation of gene expression in bacterial pathogens M Daniels et al.

Reviews:
"The book has been quite useful for plant physiologists as well as for geneticists and plant pathologists."
Biologia Plantarum

"This book is a must for any university library or lecturer involved in plant pathology, environmental stimuli, or stress and a good value at £65.00 for a hardback."
Molecular Biotechnology

"There are some fascinating and important things here, important not only to biochemistry or molecular botany but also to commerce and humankind which depends for survival on the plant world....The whole volume offers a conveniently concise overview of much that is going on in the plant biochemistry area."
Biochemical Education

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