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E-grāmata: Stress Responses of Photosynthetic Organisms: Molecular Mechanisms and Molecular Regulations

(National Institute for Basic Biology, Japan), (Department of Biology, Okayama University, Japan)
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  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Dec-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Elsevier Science Ltd
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780444597724
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Sixteen topics from the results of the research project "Molecular Mechanisms for Responses of the Photosynthetic Apparatus to the Environment" are documented in this work. Photosynthesis research has a long history in Japan, and many Japanese laboratories working in this field have been very active and productive. Based on the foundation established by these laboratories, the research reflected in this book focuses on elucidating the interactions between photosynthesis and the environment, with special emphasis on the molecular aspects of these interactions. The major purpose of the research was to identify specific genes required for a) repair of the organisms from stress-induced damage to the photosynthetic machinery, and b) acclimation of photosynthetic processes to specific changes in environmental conditions. Once specific genes were identified, the effects of expression (and overexpression) of these genes in transgenic plants on acclimation processes were analyzed. Through the analysis of transgenic plants and cyanobacteria, the volume clarifies a number of molecular mechanisms by which plants acclimate to environmental variations, and the factors that govern recovery from stress-induced damage, especially with respect to the photosynthetic apparatus. A treatise on stress physiology and photosynthesis, the book also indicates the agricultural usefulness of transgenic plants and microalgae which are produced to study the molecular mechanisms of the tolerance of plants to changes in their environment.
Preface v Part One: PHOTOOXIDATIVE STRESSES 1-79(78)
1. Creation of photo-tolerant mutants of a cyanobacterium, Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803, by in vitro random mutagenesis of the psbA gene 3(12) Kimiyuki Satoh
2. Photorespiration is an essential mechanism for the protection of C(3) plants from photooxidation 15(22) Go Takeba Akiko Kozaki
3. Molecular mechanism for relaxation of and protection from light stress 37(16) Kozi Asada Tsuyoshi Endo Junichi Mano Chikahiro Miyake
4. Gene structures and expression control of active oxygen scavenging enzymes in rice 53(16) Kunisuke Tanaka
5. Photooxidative stress sensitivity of transgenic plants containing altered levels of active oxygen scavenging enzymes 69(12) Kiyoshi Tanaka Takao Igarashi Mitsuko Aono Akihiro Kubo Part Two: HIGH AND LOW TEMPERATURE STRESSES 81-112(31)
6. Molecular chaperones and temperature stress 83(10) Mikio Nishimura
7. Molecular mechanisms of the low-temperature tolerance of the photosynthetic machinery 93(20) Norio Murata Yoshitaka Nishiyama Part Three: SALT, IONIC AND DROUGHT STRESSES 113-163(50)
8. Glycinebetaine and the genetic engineering of salinity tolerance in plants 115(18) Tetsuko Takabe Toshihide Nakamura Mika Nomura Yasuyuki Hayashi Manabu Ishitani Yasunori Muramoto Akira Tanaka Teruhiro Takabe
9. Genetically engineered enhancement of salt tolerance in higher plants 133(16) Hidenori Hayashi Norio Murata
10. Molecular responses to drought stress 149(16) Kazuo Shinozaki Kazuko Yamaguchi-Shinozaki Part Four: ACCLIMATION TO NUTRIENT SUPPLIES 165-253(88)
11. Nitrogen-responsive expression of C(4) photosynthesis genes in maize 167(14) Tatsuo Sugiyama
12. Molecular mechanisms of CO(2) concentration and proton extrusion in cyanobacteria 181(16) Teruo Ogawa Akira Katoh Masatoshi Sonoda
13. Transcriptional and post-translational regulation of nitrate utilization in the cyanobacterium Synechococcus sp. Strain PCC 7942 197(18) Tatsuo Omata
14. Molecular aspects of sulfur assimilation and acclimation to sulfur supply in plants 215(12) Kazuki Saito
15. Molecular mechanism of the metabolism of nitrogen dioxide as an alternative fertilizer in plants 227(12) Hiromichi Morikawa Misa Takahashi Kohei Irifune
16. Acclimation and signal transduction in response to phosphate limitation in a cyanobacterium, Synechococcus PCC 7942 239(16) Takeshi Mizuno Index 255-260(5)
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