Exogenous spermine reversed aluminum dependent root growth inhibition.

Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Treatment: addition of exogenous sperminee0
Outcome: Al-dependent root growth inhibitione0
Direction: reversede0

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“Al-dependent root growth inhibition is reversed by addition of exogenous spermine”
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Title

Mutational loss of Arabidopsis SLOW WALKER2 results in reduced endogenous spermine concomitant with increased aluminum sensitivity

Cynthia D. Nezames; Vanessa Ochoa; Paul B. Larsen Functional Plant Biology 2012. doi:10.1071/fp12234

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Association Aluminum hypersensitivity correlated with increased uptake.
Association Aluminum hypersensitivity correlated with Al-dependent gene expression.
Observation The als7-1 mutation negatively affects SLOW WALKER2.
Association Aluminum hypersensitivity correlated with loss of expression of a recycling factor.
Association Aluminum hypersensitivity correlated with reduced endogenous polyamines.
Intervention effect Spermine treated roots showed significantly reduced aluminum uptake.

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