Claim · model-written summary
In sorghum, UV-B did not alter the pattern of SOD isoenzymes, only their relative amounts
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e1“In wheat and sorghum the pattern of the isoenzymes was not altered, only their relative amounts”
e2“UV-B affected both the total activity of SOD and the number and amount of isoforms in all plants”
e3“Plants were grown under controlled conditions in growth chambers with and without UV-B radiation”
Title
Isabel Santos; José Almeida; Roberto Salema Canadian Journal of Botany 1999. doi:10.1139/b98-195
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect UV-B affected total SOD activity and the number and amount of SOD isoforms in all four plants
- Intervention effect UV-B increased the total specific activity of SOD in wheat significantly
- Intervention effect UV-B increased the total specific activity of SOD in maize significantly
- Intervention effect UV-B increased the total specific activity of SOD in potato significantly
- Intervention effect UV-B decreased the total specific activity of SOD in sorghum
- Intervention effect UV-B caused preferential changes of SOD isoforms in all plants used (C 3 and C 4 plants)
- Intervention effect In maize, UV-B caused a large accumulation of one Mn-SOD isoform
- Intervention effect In maize, UV-B decreased the level of the Cu,Zn-SOD isoforms
- Intervention effect In potato, UV-B caused the appearance of one SOD isoform
- Intervention effect In potato, UV-B caused the disappearance of another SOD isoform
- Intervention effect In wheat, UV-B did not alter the pattern of SOD isoenzymes, only their relative amounts
- Association The rise in SOD activity in maize, potato and wheat is possibly correlated with UV-B tolerance
- Association The sensitivity of sorghum to UV-B is possibly associated with a decrease in SOD activity