Claim · model-written summary
PEG increased cytoplasmic Ca(2+).
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e0“when the leaf was treated with PEG, the Ca(2+) level increased remarkably in the cytoplasm”
t0“maize leaflets under drought stress”
Title
The dynamic changing of Ca2+ cellular localization in maize leaflets under drought stress
Yuan-yuan Ma; Wei-yi Song; Zi-hui Liu; et al. Comptes Rendus Biologies 2009. doi:10.1016/j.crvi.2008.12.003
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Without PEG, calcium antimonate deposits were mainly in vacuoles and intercellular spaces.
- Intervention effect PEG decreased vacuolar and intercellular Ca(2+).
- Intervention effect PEG increased chloroplast and nuclear Ca(2+).
- Observation With continued treatment, chloroplast and nuclear Ca(2+) continued rising.
- Observation Some cells and chloroplasts disintegrated after continued treatment.
- Association The authors associated Ca(2+) distribution with cell ultrastructure.
- Mechanism ABA-induced cytosolic calcium increase was mainly caused by calcium influx.
- Mechanism Calmodulin participated in ABA signal transduction according to cytosolic Ca(2+)/CaM changes.