Polyamine metabolism in maize tumors induced by Ustilago maydis
Alterations occurring in polyamine metabolism of maize in tumors formed during the interaction with the biotrophic pathogenic fungus Ustilago maydis were analyzed. During the process, a striking increase in maize polyamine biosynthesis, mainly free and conjugated putrescine occurred in the tumors in...
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| description | Alterations occurring in polyamine metabolism of maize in tumors formed during the interaction with the biotrophic pathogenic fungus
Ustilago maydis were analyzed. During the process, a striking increase in maize polyamine biosynthesis, mainly free and conjugated putrescine occurred in the tumors induced by the fungus, and in the neighbor plant tissues. This increase correlated with an activation mainly of
Adc,
Samdc1,
Zmsamdc2 and
Zmsamdc3, but not of
Zmodc,
Zmspds1 and
Zmspds2 genes, and an elevation in arginine decarboxylase activity, confirming a predominant role of this enzyme in the process. Evidences for a possible contribution of spermidine and spermine degradation by polyamine oxidase activity, probably related to cell wall stiffening or lignification during tumor growth, were also obtained. It is suggested that polyamines, mainly putrescine, might play an active role in the pathosystem maize–
U. maydis. |
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Adc,
Samdc1,
Zmsamdc2 and
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Zmodc,
Zmspds1 and
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Adc,
Samdc1,
Zmsamdc2 and
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Zmodc,
Zmspds1 and
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Adc,
Samdc1,
Zmsamdc2 and
Zmsamdc3, but not of
Zmodc,
Zmspds1 and
Zmspds2 genes, and an elevation in arginine decarboxylase activity, confirming a predominant role of this enzyme in the process. Evidences for a possible contribution of spermidine and spermine degradation by polyamine oxidase activity, probably related to cell wall stiffening or lignification during tumor growth, were also obtained. It is suggested that polyamines, mainly putrescine, might play an active role in the pathosystem maize–
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