pcllenchrome

SubjectIndexAbbreviations:(C),(T),(S):Plantcellcultures,E:Actionaseffector,R:Regula-tionofsynthesis,amount,activity,degradationetc.
~ccumulationofsecondaryproducts105-107Acetylcholine,E:201R:9esterase,R:20ACTH~AdrenocorticotrophichormoneActinomycesstreptomycini18,22-24Actinomycin,R:81~InhibitorsofgeneexpressionActivationofphenylalanineammonia-lyase31Adaption,enzymatic37Adenotropichormone,E:78Adenylcyclase,R:33Adrenalcortex33-36Adrenocorticotrophichormones,E:20,33-36A-factor,E:18,22-24Alkaloids,R:8,13-22,39-58,106,109,113,114,116,118,119Alpinigenine,R:13-16a-Amanitin+Inhibitorsofgeneex-pressionAmaranthusspec.
9,19,27Aminoacids,levelaftercyclo-heximideaction50,51Androgroaphispanicu7.
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ata(C):114Andrographolide,R:1151+TerpenesAnimalhormones+Ho~nesAnimals,secondarymetabolism,R:9,20,33-36,74-76,77-79Antherdevelopment72-74Anthocyanins,biosyntheticpathway121R:24-27,73,74;106-109,114,118,119;+FlavonoidsAnthraquinones,R:20,109,113Apiin,biosyntheticpathway12Apiosyltransferase,R:11-14,27,110Aspergi7.
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usfumigatus8,18Auxins,E:19,20,109,118,1191+Phytohormones~i7.
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8,58-63Bacterialsporulation58-63henzodiazepinealkaloids,R:8,18,39-581+Alkaloids-Benzoicacidderivatives,biosynthe-ticpathway11formationinchloroplasts71E:31Betacyanins+BetalainsBetalains,R:9,19,27Biosynthesisofsecondaryproducts105-107,113,118,119B7.
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akes7.
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eatrispora8,18,19,65-70Blowfly+Ca7.
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iphoraerythrocepha7.
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aBrassicao7.
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eracea13,27Buckwheat+Fagopyronescu7.
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entumaffeicaCid,biosyntheticpathway11E:251+CinnamicacidderivativesCa7.
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Uphoraerythrocepha7.
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a9,20,77-79cAMP+Cyclicadenosinemonophos-phateCarbondioxide,E:21Carotenoids,R:8,18-20,27,66-70,72-73Cataboliterepression+GlucoseCellcultures+PlantcellculturesCelldivision,formationofsecond-aryenzymes44formationofspecializationpro-teins551+Divisionofspecia-lizedcellsCellspecialization,generalS,37,105Ce7.
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osiap7.
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umosa9,19,27Chalcone-flavanoneisomerase,R:11-14,27,73,74,110,112Chalcones,biosyntheticpathway12R:-73,741+FlavonoidsChannelling,incinnamicacidmetab-olism711+CompartmentationChanoclavinecyclase,R:21Chemicalspecialization+CellspecializationChironomustentans79Chloramphenicol+Inhibitorsofgeneexpression2-(4-Chlorophenylthio)-triethylamine,E:18,20Chloroplasts70,71Cholesterol,cleavageofsidechain33Cholineacetyltransferase,R:20Chromatin,functionof38Cinnamate:CoAligase,R:11-141+p-Coumarate:CoAligaseCinnamate4-hydroxylase,R:11-14,27,110,112,117Cinnamicacidderivatives,bio-syntheticpathway11E:19,24-26,31R:8,11-14,19,27,73,74Citrusparadisi20Citrusspea.
,pericarp107(Tl:111Claviaepsspea.
8,17-22Compartmentation,ofcholesterolinadrenalcortex36ofalkaloidprecursorsinPeniail-liumayalopium43ofcyclopenaseanditssubstrates46ofeffectors17ofphytochrome28offlavonoidsinchloroplasts70ofphenylpropanoidsinchloro-plasts70duringpollenformation72Competence,general6,39andeffectoraction17inergolinbiosynthesis21instreptomycinbiosynthesis23,24inanthocyaninbiosynthesis26inphytochromeaction31-33inbenzodiazepinealkaloidbio-synthesis57inureabiosynthesis75insclerotizationandmelaniza-tionofCalliphoralarvae77ConidiationofPeniailliumayalo-pium39-41,44-47,53-58Coniferylalcoholdehydrogenase,catalyzedreaction11R:13,14,112Coordinateenzymeformation,general10inflavonoidbiosynthesis11-14,110,115inligninbiosynthesis13,14,112inergolinalkaloidbiosynthesis21inbenzodiazepinealkaloidbio-synthesis42,44,45inpatulinbiosynthesis65inureabiosynthesis75Coordinationofdifferentiationprocesses39Cortisol+CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids,R:9,20,33-36p-Coumarate:CoAligase,R:11-14,27,73,74,110,111,114isoenzymes112p-Coumaratehydroxylase,R:11-14,112p-Coumaricacid,biosyntheticpath-way11E:25;+Cinnamicacidderivatives126Cuaumissativus31Cuaurbitamosahata20Cyanidin,R:25,119;+AnthocyaninsCyclicadenosinemonophosphate,E:5,16,19-21assecondmessenger33-36andcataboliterepression53,54actioninPeniailliumayalopium54actioninPeniailliumurtiaae65Cycloheximide+Inhibitorsofgeneexpression;sideeffects31,50Cyclopenase,catalyzedreaction41R:44-47Cyclopenin+BenzodiazepinealkaloidsCyclopenol+BenzodiazepinealkaloidsCyclopeptine+Benzodiazepinealkaloids-dehydrogenase,R:41-45,48-50,57Cytidine-5'-diphosphocholine:1,2-diacylglycerolcholinephospho-transferase,R:117Cytokinins,E:19;+Phytohormones,Qarkness,E:108,110-112,114,116,119Daucusaarota(Cl,(Tl:19,109,119Dehydrocyclopeptine+BenzodiazepinealkaloidsDehydrocyclopeptineepoxidase,R:41-45,48Delphinidin,R:25;+AnthocyaninsDespecialization106,107Determination,general6,39inergolinbiosynthesis21instreptomycinbiosynthesis23inbenzodiazepinealkaloidbio-synthesis55afterphytochromeaction31Developmentalprogram,general4,39Differentiation,generalconcept3-6,105Differentialgeneexpression,general4invitroinvestigation6Differentiatedstate106,107Differentiationprogram,general4,37-39ofthehyphaeandconidiosporesofPenicilliumcyalopium39-58ofbacterialsporulation58-63ofthehyphaeofPenicilliumurticae63-65ofthecellsofMucoraceae65-70ofpcllencells72-74ofthelivercellsofRanacates-beiana74-76ofepidermiscellsofCalliphoralarvae77-7911S,21-Dihydroxy-4,17(20)-pregnadien-3-on,E:lBDimorphothecasinuata(C):114Dipicolinicacid,R:B,60-62Divisionofspecializedcells46,106,107,118;.
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CelldivisionDMAT-Synthetase,R:21DNA,sequencing6;.
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InhibitorsofDNAsynthesisDopa,R:9,77-79Dopadecarboxylase,R:20,77-79invitrosynthesis79Dunaliellamarina70Ecdysone,E:20,77-79;""HormonesEffectors.
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Regulatoryeffectors-groupspecific""Nonsubstrate-likeeffectorsEnzymaticadaption37Enzymeactivity,R:31,42-44,110-113-degradation31,BOEnzymes.
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ProteinsErgolinealkaloids,R:8,17,19,21,22;.
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AlkaloidsEthidiumbromide+InhibitorsofDNAsynthesisEthylene,E:19R:9,19,27Fagopyromesculentum13,28Ferulicacid,biosyntheticpathway11E:25,26;.
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Cinnamicacidderiva-tivesFlavanoneglycosides.
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Flavonoids7synthetase,R:12,100Flavoneglycosides,R:108-110,119;.
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FlavonoidsFlavonoids,E:31R:11-14,24-26,27-33,73,74,105-110,112,11B,119inchloroplasts70Flavonoleglycosides,R:108;+Flavonoidsp-Fluorophenylalanine+Inhibitorsofgeneexpression5-Fluorouracil.
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InhibitorsofgeneexpressionS-~alactosidase,R:48,50,52Geneactivation4Genes,invitrosynthesisandtran-scription6visualization6Geneticvarieties.
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MutantsGentisaldehyde,R:63,64Gentisylalcohol,R:63,64Gherkin.
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CucumissativusGibberellicaCid,E:19R:27Glucose,E:53,54,62,65127Glucosyltransferase,R:11-14,27,\10Glycinemax(8):112Gramicidin.
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PeptideantibioticsGrowthofplantcellcultures,R:118,119~aplopappusgracilis(S),(T):106,108,111,112,118,119Hormonereceptor34,79Hormones,E:5,16,19,20,24,33,65,75,77,78,109,112,118,119assecondaryproducts3Hydrocarbons,aliphatic,R:114;.
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Volatileoilsm-Hydroxybenzylalcoholdehydro-genase,R:64,654-Hydroxycinnamate3-hydroxylase.
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p-Coumaratehydroxylase5-Hydroxyferulicacid,E:25;.
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Cinnamicacidderivatives20S-Hydroxysteroiddehydrogenase,R:18Hydroxyurea""InhibitorsofDNAsynthesisIdiophase,general37-ofClavicepsspec.
21,22ofPenicilliumcyclopium39-58ofbacteria58-63ofPenicilliumurticae63-65ofMucoraceae66-70duringantherdevelopment72-74Immunoprecipitationofproteins.
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ProteinsImmunocytochemistryandphytochromedistribution28Inactivationofphenylalanineam-monia-lyase31Inhibitors/ofDNAsynthesisofgeneexpression7,21,35,36,46-53,59,61,65,79,110,112,119Invertase,R:44Irradiation.
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LightIsorhamnetin.
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FlavonoidsS-Jonone,E:1844,4626,29,67,77,Juniperuscommunis,secondaryphloem107(C):115,118Juvenilehormone,E:77!
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Flavonoids~agphase,aftersignalreception,general29afterphytochromeaction29afterACTHaction35afterecdysoneaction79ofproteintranslation36Lecithin,R:117Light,E:white11,108-112,114,116,117,119blue108,111,112red108,1091~PhytochromeUV109Lignin,biosyntheticpathway11R:13,14,19,112Liliumhenryi72Lipoxygenase,R:32Lithospermumerytnrorhizon(C):109Liver,chemicalspecialization74-76Lycopersiconesculentum20,27~acZeayaspec.
116,117(S),(T):106,116,117Malussilvestris9Mandelicacid,R:63Melanin,R:45,77Messengerribonucleicacids,pro-cessingofprecursors4stablespecies36invitrotranslation6,30,79Metabolicexcretion36-Methylsalicylicacid,R:8,63-65,70,71decarboxylase,R:64,65synthetasecomplex,R:64,65Microbialhormones~HormonesMicroorganisms,secondarymetab-olism,R:8,17-24,39-58,58-63,63-65,65-70Microsporogenesis72-74Morindacitrifolia(S);20,109,113Morphinanes,R:1141~AlkaloidsMorphologicalspecialization~CellspecializationmRNA~Messengerri~onucleicacidMUcorspec.
19,65-70Mutants(geneticvarieties):Papaverbraateatum13-16Actinomycesstreptomycini22-24Penicilliumoyalopium55-58Bacillusspec.
61;62MUcoraceae69,70Naphthoquinones,R:109Neoblastomatumorcells9,20Nicotianatabaaum(C):109,118,119Noncoordinateenzymeformation,general10inalpinigeninebiosynthese13-16ofUDP-apiosesynthetase13,14ofcyclopenase44-47of6-methylsalicylicacidsyn-thetase63-65Nonhistoneproteins,functionof38Nonsubstrate-likeeffectors4,5,10,16,18-20,22-24,27-33,33-36,12853,54,56-58,74-76,77-79,109,112,118,119Norsanguinarine,R:1141~Alkaloidsrsellinicacid,R:8PAL~Phenylalanineammonia-lyasePaniculideB,R:1151~TerpenesPapaverbracteatum13spec.
(C):113,114Papaverine,E:20Paul'sscarletrose(S):112,118Parsley~PetroselinumhortensePatulin,R:8,63-65Penicilliumoyclopium8,18,39-58-Ul'tiaae8,63-65Peonidin,R:25,261~AnthocyaninsPeptideantibiotics,E:62,63R:8,60-62-hormones~Adrenocorticotrophichormone1+AdenotrophichormonesPeroxidase,R:72Petroselinumhortense13,14(S):11,30,108-112,114,117,119Petuniahybrida19,24-26(C):13,14,112Petunidin,R:251~AnthocyaninsPhasedependenceofsecondary.
metab-olism,general37-391~Differentiationprograms1~ldiophase;~TrophophasePhaseollin,R:9Phaseolusvulgaris9Phenolase+4-Hydroxycinnamate3-hydroxylasePhenolOXidase,R:20,44,78Phenylalanineammonia-lyase,R:11-14,27-32,73,74,110-112,114denovosynthesis8,30,31,110turnover31invitrosynthesis30inchloroplasts30-analogues,E:18,58Phenylpropanoidmetabolism,R:11-14,24-26,27-33,73,74,105-110,112,118,119inchloroplasts70,711~Cinnamicacidderivatives,+FlavonoidsPhyaomyaesspea.
19,66Phytochrome,E:16,19,27-33R:109distribution28changesinresponsesystem31-33inchloroplastdevelopment70,71Phytohormones,E:19,20,109,112,118,119;~HormonesPhytosterols,R:1091~TerpenesPisumsativum9Pinuselliotti(C):115Plantcellcultures,secondarymetabolism,R:9,11-14,19,20,30,105ff.
terminology105Plants,secondarymetabolism,R:8,13,14,19,20,24-26,27-33,70,71,72-74PZurribagozeyZanica(e):109Pollenformation72-74Polyketides,R:8,20,63-65,70,71;.
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FlavonoidsPolyphenols,R:112,118,119Polysomes,quantification6Pool.
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CompartmentationPrimarymetabolism,definition3Processing,ofmessengerribonucleicacidprecursors4ofproteinogens4,46,79Proteinogenprocessing4,46,79Programsofdevelopment.
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Develop-mentalprograms-ofdifferentiation.
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Differentia-tionprogramsProstaglandins,E:35Proteins,isotope-labeling7,29-31quantificationbyimmunologicpre-Cipitation7,30,77,79Proteinkinases,R:33ProtoplastsfromNemesiastrumosa106PUromycin.
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Inhibitorsofgeneex-pressionQuantalcellcycleduringconidiationofPenicilLiumcyclapium46Quercetin.
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Flavonoids~adish.
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RaphanussativusRanacatesbeiana9,20,74-76Raphanussativus13Receptorproteins38Redcabbage.
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BrassicaoleraceaRegulatoryeffectors,phasedepend-enceofactivity10'actiononprograms38;.
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nonsubstrate-likeeffectors;.
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substrate-likeeffectors-proteins4-6,31,38,52-ribonucleicacids4,38,52--units.
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CoordinateenzymeformationRibonucleicacidsequencing6Rhodotorulaspec.
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RibonucleicacidsRNApolymerase,proteolyticmodi-fication62'Rutagraveolens(e),(S):114-116Sclerotizationofinsectlarvae-77-79Secondarymetabolism,definition3,4129products,function3Sequentialgeneexpression,inPseudomonasspec.
63-inPenicilliumurticae63-65inMucoraceae65-70inmicrosporogenesis72-74Sexhormones,ofMUcoraceae65-70.
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HormonesSignals,receptionandtransforma-tion6,16,17;.
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RegulatoryeffectorsSinapicacid,E:25;.
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CinnamicacidderivativesSinapisalba13,29-33Sorghumvulgare19Specializationgrowth.
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Cellspecial-ization--proteins.
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CellspecializationSpecializedcellsinplantcellcul-tures106,107,115-118Spectraofsecondaryproducts109,113,114Sporepigments,R:44,60Sporopollenin,R:19,68,72Sporulation,ofbacteria58-63ofPenicilliumcyclopium39-41,44-47,53-58Steroidcarrierprotein36-hormones,E:20,38,77-79;.
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HormonesSterOids,E:20,38,77-79R:8,9,20,33-36Storage,ofsecondaryproducts:10~106ofalkaloids106,116ofanthraquinones113oftannins115ofvolatileoils107,115,116Streptomycesspec.
8,18Streptomycin,R:18,22-24Subcellularstructures107,115-117Subcultivationofplantcellcul-tures,stagesof108,110,118Substrate-likeeffectors4,16,22,24-26,31,56-58,63-65,65-70Sulfolacticacid,R:8,60,61Superinduction51!
anningagentsincuticulaofin-sects,R:9,77-79Tannins,R:105,107,115,118Terpenes,R:109,114,115;.
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Vola-tileoilsThebaine,R:13-16B-Thienylalanine.
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InhibitorsofgeneexpressionThyroidhormones,E:20,74-76;.
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HormonesTriggeringfactorinplantcellcul-tures,definitionof108;.
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RegulatoryeffectorsTranscription,general4invitro7Transcriptionalcontrolduringbac-terialsporulation59Translation,general4invitro7,30,79Translationalcontrolduringbacte-rialsporulation59Trijodothyronine~ThyroidhormonesTrisporicacids,E:19,65-70R:8,65-70Tritiaumaestivum27Trophophase,general37;~rdio-phaseTryptophanandanalogues,E:17-22Tulipaspea.
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