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PHYTOCHEMISTRY
卷 72, 期 10, 页码 1285-1292出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.phytochem.2011.01.030
关键词
Zea mays L.; Maize; Proteomics; Mechanical wounding; Abiotic stress; Signal transduction; Pro-Q Diamond; Mass spectrometry
资金
- University of Missouri - European Union Center
- Interdisciplinary Plant Group
Mechanical wounding of 2-week-old maize (lea mays L.) leaves, one of the first steps in both pathogen infection and herbivore attack, stimulates metabolism and activates signal transduction pathways dedicated to defense and recovery. The signaling pathways include reversible protein phosphorylation which can modulate protein activities, and transmit signals within cellular pathways and networks. We have used multiplex-staining of high-resolution 2D gels for protein (Sypro Ruby) and phosphorylation (ProQ Diamond) as a strategy for quantifying changes in the stoichiometry of phosphorylation after wounding for 270 protein spots. Rigorous statistical analysis of the time-index data allowed us to accept patterns of change in 125 of the spots as non-random, and these patterns were assigned to five clusters. A reliable identity was assigned to 21 selected proteins, most of which have been previously described as phospho-proteins. The results suggest that analysis of protein spots from high-resolution 2D gels by multiplex-staining for protein plus phosphorylation is a strategy that can be broadly useful for study of how the phospho-proteome responds to abiotic stress. Published by Elsevier Ltd.
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