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Exogenous bacterial cellulose induces plant tissue regeneration through the regulation of cytokinin and defense networks
By Hui-bo Tang, So-Won Park, Cindy Gutzeit, Nerea Ruiz-Solani, Laura Serrano-Ron, Alvaro Sanchez-Corrionero, Cristiana T. Argueso, Ignacio Rubio-Somoza, Anna Laromaine, Miguel A. Moreno-Risueno, Nuria Coll Verified, Alejandro Alonso-Díaz, Montserrat Capellades, Miquel Ferro-Costa, Agnese Rabissi| Science Magazine Verified AbstractRegeneration is a unique feature of postembryonic development extensively observed in plants. The capacity to induce regeneration exogenously is limited and usually confined to meristematic-like tissues. We show that bacterial cellulose (BC), but not other structurally similar matrixes, induces postwounding regeneration in nonmeristematic plant tissues via a distinctive route to callus-mediated regenerative programs.
By Jose Julian, Peng Gao, Marc Somssich, Heloise Duverge, Marion Clavel, Maarten Besten, Tonni Grube Andersen, Christian Dank, Barbara Korbei, Andreas Bachmair, Nuria Coll Verified, Elena A. Minina| Nature Verified AbstractVacuoles are essential for cellular metabolism and growth and the maintenance of internal turgor pressure. They sequester lytic enzymes, ions and secondary metabolites that, if leaked into the cytosol, could lead to cell death. Despite their pivotal roles, quality control pathways that safeguard vacuolar integrity have remained elusive in plants. Here we describe a conserved vacuolar quality control pathway that is activated upon cell wall damage in a turgor-pressure-dependent manner.
Exogenous bacterial cellulose induces plant tissue regeneration through the regulation of cytokinin and defense networks
By Hui-bo Tang, So-Won Park, Cindy Gutzeit, Nerea Ruiz-Solani, Laura Serrano-Ron, Alvaro Sanchez-Corrionero, Cristiana T. Argueso, Ignacio Rubio-Somoza, Anna Laromaine, Miguel A. Moreno-Risueno, Nuria Coll Verified, Alejandro Alonso-Díaz, Montserrat Capellades, Miquel Ferro-Costa, Agnese Rabissi| Science Magazine Verified AbstractRegeneration is a unique feature of postembryonic development extensively observed in plants. The capacity to induce regeneration exogenously is limited and usually confined to meristematic-like tissues. We show that bacterial cellulose (BC), but not other structurally similar matrixes, induces postwounding regeneration in nonmeristematic plant tissues via a distinctive route to callus-mediated regenerative programs.
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