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Buch, Englisch, 337 Seiten, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 242 mm, Gewicht: 616 g
Reihe: Nato ASI Subseries H:
Buch, Englisch, 337 Seiten, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 242 mm, Gewicht: 616 g
Reihe: Nato ASI Subseries H:
ISBN: 978-3-642-75132-5
Verlag: Springer
Internati. onal meetings dev. oted exclusively t. o phytochr. ome are relatively infrequent. The Advanced Research W. orksh. op. on Phyt. ochr. ome Properties and Bi. ol. ogical Acti. on held in July 1990 at Bish. op Otter C. ollege in Chichester, an. old English cathedral t. own situated between the s. outh d. owns and the sea, provided a rare. opportunity für th. ose w. orking directly. on the mechanism. of phyt. ochr. ome acti. on t. o get t. ogether für a focused and intensive peri. od. of discussi. on. on the subject. The number. of delegates was limited t. o fifty but c. ontained representatives from alm. ost all the maj. or lab. orat. ories engaged in this area. of science. In a five day meeting there were twenty invited lectures, f. our round tables and three p. oster sessi. ons which all. owed all delegates t. o present and discuss their w. ork. The purp. ose. of the meeting was t. o review, in depth, the current -state. of kn. owledge c. oncerning the properties. of the plant ph. otorecept. or, phyt. ochr. ome, in relati. on t. o its mechanism. of bi. ol. ogical acti. on. The central themes. of the meeting were the applicati. on. of m. olecular bi. ol. ogy t. o prüvide maj. or new insights int. o the phyt. ochrüme system and the integratiün üf m. olecular, genetic and bi. ochemica1 infürmati. on t.
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Section A. Phytochrome Properties.- The properties and biological action of phytochrome: prologue.- Phy-gene structure, evolution and expression.- Evidence for three phytochromes in Avena.- Phytochrome in lower plants.- Biogenesis of phytochrome apoprotein in transgenic organisms and its assembly to the chromophore.- Conformation and its functional implications in phytochrome.- The use of transgenic plants to study phytochrome domains involved in structure and function.- Section B: Phytochrome Action — Molecular Biology.- In vitro protein-DNA interactions in the rice phytochrome promoter.- Dissection of the light-responsive elements of pea RBCS3A.- An Arabidopsis thaliana leucine zipper protein that binds to G-box promoter sequences.- Phytochrome regulation of transcription: biochemical and genetic approaches.- Light and cell specific gene expression.- Orcadian clock and light regulated transcription of the wheat CAB-1 gene in wheat and in transgenic tobacco plants.- Unusual features of the light response system regulating ferredoxin gene expression.- Section C: Phytochrome Action — Developmental Physiology.- Do the members of the phytochrome family have different roles? Physiological evidence from wild-type, mutant and transgenic plants.- The physiology of photomorphogenetic tomato mutants.- Immunolocalization of phytochrome and immunodetection of actin in Mougeotia.- Integration of phytochrome response.- A quantitative approach to the molecular biology of phytochrome action.- The transduction of light signals in plants: responses to blue light.- Appendix: Round Table Reports.- G C Whitelam Post-translational modification of phytochrome.- B Thomas Phytochrome destruction.- D Vince-Prue Phytochrome action under natural conditions.
