Claim · model-written summary
Ozone may inhibit plastid isoprenoid biosynthesis from ALA and Glu products.
- Treatment
- O3 treatmente0
- Outcome
- biosynthesis of isoprenoidse0
- Qualifier
- from products of ALA and Glu metabolism in the plastide0
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Verbatim
e0“O3 treatment inhibits (directly or indirectly) the biosynthesis of isoprenoids from products of ALA and Glu metabolism in the plastid”
t0“pine”
Title
Ozone treatment affects pigment precursor metabolism in pine seedlings
Y. Shamay; V. I. Raskin; A. S. Brandis; et al. Physiologia Plantarum 2001. doi:10.1034/j.1399-3054.2001.1120218.x
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Observation ALA and Glu labels entered chlorophyll a and carotene.
- Intervention effect Ozone did not inhibit ALA incorporation into chlorophyll a molecules.
- Intervention effect Ozone inhibited chlorophyll a phytol labeling.
- Intervention effect Ozone inhibited carotene labeling.
- Intervention effect Ozone did not inhibit carotene labeling when MVA supplied the label.
- Mechanism Ozone did not inhibit cytosolic isoprenoid biosynthesis from MVA.
- Observation The inhibition was more prominent with ALA than with Glu labeling.
- Intervention effect Pheophorbide a significantly increased after incubation with ALA and Glu in ozone-treated pine.
- Intervention effect Phytol labeling decreased after incubation with ALA and Glu in ozone-treated pine.
- Observation ALA produced stronger inhibition of carotene biosynthesis than Glu under ozone.
- Observation ALA produced greater activation of chlorophyll a tetrapyrrole labeling than Glu under ozone.
- Mechanism Ozone was interpreted to inhibit conversion of ALA to Glu during ALA catabolism.
- Mechanism The authors inferred more intensive Glu than ALA metabolism for cytosolic carotene biosynthesis.
- Mechanism The authors inferred cooperation between two isopentenyl diphosphate biosynthetic pathways.