Влияние салициловой кислоты на протеомы листьев и корней гороха
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Актуальность проблемы. Одним из магистральных направлений исследований биологических систем в последнем десятилетии может считаться протеомика, в том числе протеомика растений. Ее задачей является получение информации о протеомах — совокупности белков организма, изменениях в их наборе и содержании в ходе его развития и при изменении условий существования, в том числе при действии различных… Читать ещё >
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- Список использованных сокращений
- Глава 1. Обзор литературы
- 1. 1. Протеомные исследования растений
- 1. 2. Способы защиты растений от патогенов
- 1. 3. Салициловая кислота в растениях
- 1. 4. Программируемая клеточная смерть клеток растений
- 1. 5. Системная приобретенная устойчивость
- 1. 6. Патоген-идуцируемые и СК-индуцируемые изменения содержания белков
- Глава 2. Объекты и методы исследования
- 2. 1. Объекты исследования
- 2. 2. Условия выращивания и обработки
- 2. 3. Протеомные исследования
- 2. 3. 1. Выделение белков
- 2. 3. 2. Определение количества белка по методу Лоури
- 2. 3. 3. Разделение растворимых белков методом двумерного электрофореза
- 2. 3. 4. Обработка гелей
- 2. 3. 5. Триптический гидролиз белков
- 2. 3. 6. Получение MS и MS/MS спектров белков
- 2. 3. 7. Идентификация белков
- 2. 4. Определение программируемой клеточной смерти
- 2. 4. 1. Окраска корней красителем Эванс голубой (Evans Blue)
- 2. 4. 2. Выделение и электрофоретическое разделение ДНК
- 2. 4. 3. Детекция NO
- 2. 5. Химические реактивы и материалы
- Глава 3. Результаты и их обсуждение
- 3. 1. Влияние СК на рост корней проростков гороха
- 3. 1. 2. Влияние СК на общее содержание растворимых белков в листьях и корнях гороха
- 3. 2. Влияние салициловой кислоты на протеом листьев гороха
- 3. 1. 2. Салицилат-индуцируемые белки листьев
- 3. 3. Влияние салициловой кислоты на протеом корней гороха
- 3. 3. 1. Влияние СК (50 мкМ) на протеом корней гороха
- 3. 3. 2. Результаты идентификации СК-индуцируемых белков корней
- 3. 4. Салициловая кислота как индуктор программируемой клеточной смерти
- 3. 5. Влияние СК (100 мкМ) на протеом корней гороха
- 3. 5. 1. Результаты идентификации белков корней индуцируемых
- 1. ООмкМ СК
- 3. 6. Салицилат — индуцируемое изменение синтеза белков
- 3. 6. 1. Взаимодействие СК с факторами транскрипции
- 3. 6. 2. Возможные причины и последствия СК — индуцируемого исчезновения 10,11-редуктазы 12-оксофитодиеновой кислоты
- 3. 6. 3. Возможная роль СК-индуцируемого образования комплексо-образующих белков
- 3. 6. Салицилат — индуцируемое изменение синтеза белков
- 3. 1. Влияние СК на рост корней проростков гороха
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