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Exogenous H2O2 increased ZmMAP65-1a expression.
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e0“Both exogenous and BR-induced endogenous H2O2 increased the expression of ZmMAP65-1a.”
t0“maize”
Title
Yuan Zhu; Mingxing Zuo; Yali Liang; et al. Journal of Experimental Botany 2013. doi:10.1093/jxb/ert215
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect BR treatment increased ZmMAP65-1a expression in maize leaves and mesophyll protoplasts.
- Mechanism ZmMAP65-1a was required for the BR-induced increase in SOD expression and activity.
- Mechanism ZmMAP65-1a was required for the BR-induced increase in APX expression and activity.
- Association BR-induced endogenous H2O2 increased ZmMAP65-1a expression.
- Intervention effect Transient ZmMAP65-1a expression enhanced BR-induced H2O2 accumulation.
- Intervention effect Transient ZmMAP65-1a silencing blocked BR-induced NADPH oxidase gene expression.
- Intervention effect Transient ZmMAP65-1a silencing inhibited BR-induced H2O2 accumulation.
- Intervention effect Inhibiting ZmMPK5 activity and expression prevented BR-induced ZmMAP65-1a expression.
- Intervention effect ZmMPK5 expression enhanced BR-induced SOD and APX activities in a ZmMAP65-1a-dependent manner.
- Observation ZmMPK5 interacted with ZmMAP65-1a in vivo.
- Observation ZmMPK5 phosphorylated ZmMAP65-1a in vitro.