Comparative effects of various nitric oxide donors on ferritin regulation, programmed cell death, and cell redox state in plant cells
Past studies investigating the regulatory functions of nitric oxide (NO) in plant cells have utilized various NO-donors that release NO in different redox forms, which has lead to problems in the interpretation of data. In the present study, the effects of different NO-donors releasing NO with eithe...
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| description | Past studies investigating the regulatory functions of nitric oxide (NO) in plant cells have utilized various NO-donors that release NO in different redox forms, which has lead to problems in the interpretation of data. In the present study, the effects of different NO-donors releasing NO with either NO
+ (SNP) or NO
(SNAP, GSNO, NOC-18) character have been compared in plant cells. In particular, ferritin regulation, programmed cell death, cellular redox state, and ROS-scavenging enzymes in
Arabidopsis thaliana and
Nicotiana tabacum cells were examined. The results show that SNP behaves differently than the other NO-donors tested; indeed, SNP induces accumulation of ferritin transcripts in
Arabidopsis, whereas SNAP inhibits its accumulation. Moreover, among the assortment of donors tested, only SNP caused programmed cell death and suppression of ROS-scavenging systems. |
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Arabidopsis thaliana and
Nicotiana tabacum cells were examined. The results show that SNP behaves differently than the other NO-donors tested; indeed, SNP induces accumulation of ferritin transcripts in
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Arabidopsis thaliana and
Nicotiana tabacum cells were examined. The results show that SNP behaves differently than the other NO-donors tested; indeed, SNP induces accumulation of ferritin transcripts in
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