Claim · model-written summary
An energy-redox-ribosome axis is proposed to determine cell fate under culture stress
- Taxon
- Schisandra chinensis
Schisandra chinensise0 - Outcome
- cell fate under culture stresse5
- Qualifier
- energy-redox-ribosome axise5
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Verbatim
e0“Schisandra chinensis is a valuable medicinal woody plant”
e5“We propose that an "energy-redox-ribosome axis" serves as the core regulatory cascade determining cell fate under culture stress”
Title
Long-Jun Liang; Ying-Chun Liu; Meng Li; et al. Tree Physiology 2026. doi:10.1093/treephys/tpag084
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Highly embryogenic P4 callus showed active energy and amino acid metabolism
- Observation Hub genes ScACO3, ScENO1 and ScHSP70-4 were up-regulated in highly embryogenic P4 callus
- Association Prolonged culture led to accumulation of H2O2 and O2- in S. chinensis callus
- Observation Ribosomal protein genes ScRPL7B, ScRPS12 and ScRPS11B were up-regulated under oxidative burden
- Observation Ribosomal protein genes ScRPL10A and ScRPL10 were up-regulated under oxidative burden
- Mechanism Oxidative burden activated a ribosomal stress response that leads to loss of embryogenic capacity
- Mechanism Embryogenic potential is maintained under balanced energy metabolism and redox homeostasis