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Mg-protoporphyrin, haem and sugar signals double cellular total RNA against herbicide and high-light-derived oxidative stress.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Jun 2011

Zhang Zhong-Wei, Yuan Shu, Xu Fei, Yang Hui, Chen Yang-Er, Yuan Ming, Xu Mo-Yun, Xue Li-Wei, Xu Xiao-Chao, Lin Hong-Hui

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Cellular total RNA level is usually stable, although it may increase gradually during growth or seed germination, or decrease gradually under environmental stresses. However, we found that plant cell RNA could be doubled within 48 h in response to herbicide-induced Mg-protoporphyrin and heme accumulation or a high level of sugar treatment. This rapid RNA multiplication is important for effective cellular...

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PMID: 21388419
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3040.2011.02302.x

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