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Title: 探討阿拉伯芥葉片生長發育時PAP-FIBRILLIN基因族群的表現模式及可能受賀爾蒙和非生物逆境調控途徑
Other Titles: Investigate the expression patterns of PAP-fibrillin family genes and their putative regulatory networks in response to developmental and environmental signals in Arabidopsis
Nghiên cứu kiểu biểu hiện của họ gen PAP - fibrillin và dự đoán mạng lưới điều hòa của chúng trong đáp ứng với sự phát triển và các tín hiệu của môi trường ở cây Arabidopsis
Authors: Truong, Thi Tu Trinh
Advisor: Lee, Ruey-Hua, Dr.
Wu, Wen-Luan, Dr.
Keywords: Arabidopsis thaliana
Leaf senscence
Thylakoid membrane degradation
PAP-fibrillin
Plastoglobuli
阿拉伯芥
葉綠體
葉片老化
類囊膜瓦解
Issue Date: 2015-01
Publisher: National Cheng Kung University
Abstract: Degradation of the thylakoid membrane is the first step for chloroplast breakdown during leaf senescence and is masked by increase number and size of plastoglobuli Plastoglobuli consist of an outer galactolipid monolayer studded with PAP-fibrillin on the surface of plastoglobuli PAP-fibrillin suggested playing roles in maintaining the structural stability of plastoglobuli metabolite transport and against biotic and abiotic stresses We are interested in dissecting the regulatory network of PAP-fibrillin genes in response to developmental and environmental signals during leaf senescence in Arabidopsis We have analyzed expression profiles of 14 PAP-fibrillin genes during different stages of leaf development and senescence Most of these genes were induced to high levels of expression in early leaf development and then reduced to low levels as leaf developed to maturity These genes then again induced to high levels during onset of leaf senescence We have also analyzed the expression profiles of these genes in response to different abiotic stresses and hormonal treatments Promoter analysis for these family genes we have identified 40 putative transcription factors and 17 of these were induced during senescence The putative regulatory networks of PAP-fibrillin gene family in response to developmental and environmental signals are discussed
Description: Master's thesis. Major: Biotechnology; 99 pages
Table of contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Materials and methods; 3. Results; ...
URI: http://tailieuso.udn.vn/handle/TTHL_125/7792
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