Paper · 1967 · Physiologia Plantarum

Indoleacetic Acid and Molecular Differentiation Evidence for Interaction

Igor V. Sarkissian; Thomas C. Spelsberg

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Abstract

Abstract Proteins of hypocotyls of bean were studied by electrophoresis. Proteins were extracted from hypocotyl segments of various stages of development starting with the relatively undifferentiated hook regions and proceeding by 2 cm segments down the hypocotyl. The proteins were the soluble (pH 7.4), the basic nuclear (histones), acidic ribonuclear and acidic chromosomal. Soluble proteins reflected differentiation of the hypocotyl in that lower hypocotyl segments had more different protein types than did the hook region. Indoleacetic acid (IAA) at 10 −6 M when applied to the lower hypocotyl appeared to induce still more different proteins. However, at 10 −3 M , IAA appeared to induce molecular dedifferentiation in that hypocotyl protein patterns began to resemble those of the hook. Histones also reflected differentiation, the hook having more histone types than the lower hypocotyl. IAA had no effect on histones. The hook region had two types of acidic chromosomal proteins, the lower hypocotyl one. When lower hypocotyl segments were incubated in 10 −3 M IAA, the protein pattern resembled that of the hook in that the second protein normally present in the hook and not in the hypocotyl was in fact induced in the hypocotyl. The hook had two acidic ribonuclear proteins, the lower hypocotyl one. IAA did not affect this protein. These experiments suggest that IAA in some manner regulates molecular (protein) differentiation. It is further suggested that IAA accomplishes this control through the acidic nuclear proteins which are closely associated with genetic material and which reflect differentiation and are also affected by IAA.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Lower hypocotyl segments had more soluble protein types than hook regions.

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“lower hypocotyl segments had more different protein types than did the hook region”

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“hypocotyls of bean”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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IAA at 10 −6 M appeared to induce more proteins in lower hypocotyl.

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Indoleacetic acid (IAA) at 10 −6 Me0
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“Indoleacetic acid (IAA) at 10 −6 M when applied to the lower hypocotyl appeared to induce still more different proteins”

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IAA at 10 −3 M appeared to make hypocotyl protein patterns resemble the hook.

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hypocotyl protein patterns began to resemble those of the hooke0
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“at 10 −3 M , IAA appeared to induce molecular dedifferentiation in that hypocotyl protein patterns began to resemble those of the hook”

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“hypocotyls of bean”

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The hook had more histone types than lower hypocotyl.

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“the hook having more histone types than the lower hypocotyl”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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IAA had no effect on histones.

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“IAA had no effect on histones”

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The hook had two acidic chromosomal protein types versus one in lower hypocotyl.

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“The hook region had two types of acidic chromosomal proteins, the lower hypocotyl one”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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IAA at 10 −3 M induced the second hook-associated acidic chromosomal protein in lower hypocotyl.

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“When lower hypocotyl segments were incubated in 10 −3 M IAA, the protein pattern resembled that of the hook in that the second protein normally present in the hook and not in the hypocotyl was in fact induced in the hypocotyl”

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The hook had two acidic ribonuclear proteins and lower hypocotyl one.

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“The hook had two acidic ribonuclear proteins, the lower hypocotyl one”

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“hypocotyls of bean”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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IAA did not affect the acidic ribonuclear protein.

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“hypocotyls of bean”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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The authors suggest IAA regulates molecular protein differentiation.

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“These experiments suggest that IAA in some manner regulates molecular (protein) differentiation”

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“hypocotyls of bean”

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The authors suggest acidic nuclear proteins mediate IAA control of differentiation.

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“It is further suggested that IAA accomplishes this control through the acidic nuclear proteins”

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“hypocotyls of bean”

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