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DES inhibited ABA-induced gene expression.
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e0“The ABA-induced proton-pump activation may be involved in ABA-induced gene-expression, as DES was able to inhibit this gene expression.”
Title
Sjoukje Heimovaara-Dijkstra; Bert van Duijn; Kees R. Libbenga; et al. Plant and Cell Physiology 1994. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.pcp.a078652
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- Observation Resting membrane potential was about −53 mV, agreeing with microelectrode measurements of about −55 mV.
- Association Resting membrane potential depended on external pH.
- Intervention effect ABA transiently hyperpolarized the membrane to −62 mV.
- Association Hyperpolarization depended on ABA concentration.
- Intervention effect DES prevented hyperpolarization.
- Intervention effect Micanozole prevented hyperpolarization.
- Mechanism Hyperpolarization was interpreted as consistent with H+-ATPase activation.
- Intervention effect BaCl2 prolonged hyperpolarization.
- Mechanism Hyperpolarization was suggested to open K+ channels.
- Intervention effect BaCl2 had a slight inhibitory effect on ABA-induced gene expression.