Claim · model-written summary
Antisense PARP inhibited cell death at high, but not mild, H2O2 doses in soybean cells.
- Taxon
- soybean
Glycine maxe1 - Treatment
- Expression of antisense PARPe6
- Gene
- antisense PARPe6
- Outcome
- cell deathe6
- Direction
- inhibitione6
- Qualifier
- at high, but not mild doses of H2O2e6
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Verbatim
e1“in cultured soybean cells, PARP is involved in responses to mild and severe oxidative stresses, by mediating DNA repair and PCD processes, respectively”
e6“Expression of antisense PARP produced the opposite effects: an increase in DNA nicks and inhibition of cell death at high, but not mild doses of H2O2”
Title
The involvement of poly(ADP‐ribose) polymerase in the oxidative stress responses in plants
Yehudit Amor; Elena Babiychuk; Dirk Inzé; et al. FEBS Letters 1998. doi:10.1016/s0014-5793(98)01408-2
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Mechanism PARP is involved in soybean responses to mild and severe oxidative stress, mediating DNA repair and programmed cell death respectively.
- Intervention effect PARP inhibitors reduced the degree of cell death triggered by H2O2 in soybean cells.
- Observation Two windows of NAD consumption were detected after H2O2 treatment in soybean cells.
- Intervention effect Transient overexpression of Arabidopsis PARP promoted DNA repair under mild oxidative stress in soybean cells.
- Intervention effect Transient overexpression of Arabidopsis PARP inhibited cell death caused by mild oxidative stress in soybean cells.
- Intervention effect PARP overexpression increased cell death following severe oxidative stress in soybean cells.
- Intervention effect Antisense PARP increased DNA nicks at high, but not mild, H2O2 doses in soybean cells.