Chang, Caren
Advances in Plant Ethylene Research
1. Ethylene Biosynthesis, Perception And Signal Transduction
1. Ethylene stimulates nutations of etiolated Arabidopsis hypocotyls that are dependent on the ETR1 receptor
B. M. Binder, T. C. Zutz, R. C. O'Malley, W. Wang, A. B. Bleecker
2. A novel membrane protein conserved in plants and animals is important for ethylene receptor function in Arabidopsis thaliana
J. S. Resnick, M. Rivarola, C. K. Wen, J. A. Shockey, Caren Chang
3. New inhibitors of ethylene perception in improvement of display quality in miniature roses (Rosa hybrida L.)
H. Mibus, M. Buanong, E. C. Sisler, M. Serek
4. The melon ethylene receptor CmERS1 is localized to the endoplasmic reticulum with an Nlum-Ccyt membrane orientation
B. Ma, M. L. Cui, H. J. Sun, K. Takada, H. Mori, H. Kamada, H. Ezura
5. Cloning and differential expression of banana genes coding for EIN3-LIKE proteins involved in ethylene action
D. Mbéguié-A-Mbéguié, O. Hubert, M. Chillet, B. Fils-Lycaon
6. Isolation and expression of ACC oxidase in Hevea brasiliensis
J. Leclercq, M. A. Rio, Kuswanhadi, Sumarmadji, P. Montoro
7. Post-translational modification of ACC oxidase of white clover (Trifolium repens L.)
Z. Du, S. Leung, M. T. McManus
8. Characterisation of expression of the ACC oxidase gene family of apple (Malus domestica)
J. E. Binnie, S. Tustin, M. T. McManus
9. Characteristics of an ethylene inducible ethylene receptor Cm-ETR2 in melon fruit
W. O. Owino, B. Ma, H. J. Sun, T. Shoji, H. Ezura
10. Ethylene biosynthetic and signalling genes in strawberry fruit: isolation and characterization of ACC-synthase, -oxidase and CTR1
E. Kiss, A. Balagh, V. Tisza, T. Koncz, L. Heszky
11. Analysis of the protein phosphatase involved in the posttranslational regulatory mechanism of LeACS2
Y. Kamiyoshihara, H. Mori
12. Hydrogen peroxide partially reverses 1-MCP-mediated inhibition of ethylene action in ‘Golden Delicious’ apples
P. G. Lévesque, S. Iyer, G. N. M. Kumar, J. K. Fellman
13. Characterization of three ethylene receptor genes in Coffea canephora Pierre
J. Bustamante, V. Poncet, C. Campa, M. Noirot, S. Hamon, A. de Kochko
14. Characterization of ethylene receptor subfamilies by intron position
T. Shoji, W. O. Owino, K. I. Yuhashi, S. Nonaka, H. Ezura
2. Interactions Between Ethylene And Other Hormones
15. Interactions with the ethylene pathway: a puzzle yet to be completed
D. Van Der Straeten, F. Vandenbussche, L. De Grauwe, J. Dugardeyn, D. Hagenbeek
16. Impact of jasmonate esters on ETR1 ethylene binding and the triple response
J. C. Linden, G. E. Schaller
17. Ethylene and abiscisic acid interaction during hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.) flower development and senescence
A. Trivellini, A. Ferrante, M. Lucchesini, A. Mensuali-Sodi, P. Vernieri, F. Tognoni, G. Serra
18. Analysis of a novel ethylene-induced COI1-dependent signalling pathway in Arabidopsis thaliana
E. Adams, A. Devoto, J. G. Turner
19. Ethylene involvement in auxin transport during apple fruitlet abscission (Malus × domestica L. Borkh)
V. Dal Cin, G. Galla, A. Boschetti, A. Dorigoni, R. Velasco, Angelo Ramina
20. Blue light dependence of Arabidopsis seedling ethylene responses
F. Vandenbussche, B. Vancompernolle, D. Van Der Straeten
21. Inhibition of ACC oxidase activity by melatonin and indole-3-acetic acid in etiolated lupin hypocotyls
M. B. Arnao, J. Hernández-Ruiz
22. Auxin and ethylene interaction during fruit growth and ripening of Actinidia deliciosa
A. M. Bregoli, C. Fabbroni, F. Costa, V. Raimondi, G. Costa
23. Jasmonates delay ripening by interfering with ethylene biosynthesis and perception and with polyamine accumulation in peach fruit
V. Ziosi, A. M. Bregoli, C. Bonghi, A. Rasori, S. Biondi, G. Costa, P. Torrigiani
24. A novel growth modulator interconnects ethylene, ABA, and sugar signaling
J. Dugardeyn, D. Hagenbeek, C. Zhang, D. Van Der Straeten
25. Ethylene and ABA cross-communication and plant growth response to salt stress in tomato (Solanumlycopersicum L.)
M. E. Picarella, M. G. Antonelli, S. Astolfi, S. Zuchi, P. Vernieri, G. P. Soressi
26. Auxin, ethylene and brassinosteroids: cross talk in the Arabidopsis thaliana hypocotyl
L. De Grauwe, F. Vandenbussche, O. Tietz, K. Palme, D. Van Der Straeten
27. A PPR protein, required for normal plant development, may be involved in control of the ethylene pathway at the posttranscriptional level
D. Hagenbeek, J. Dugardeyn, C. Zhang, D. Van Der Straeten
3. Role Of Ethylene In Plant Growth And Differentiation
28. Changes in ethylene sensitivity by regulated expression of the tomato ethylene receptor family
B. M. Kevany, Harry Klee
29. Ethylene induces sexual development through the enhanced expression of a novel zyg1 gene in Dictyostelium
A. Amagai
30. Ethylene controls the development, germination, in the progamic phase of fertilization and growth of petunia male gametophytes in the progamic phase of fertilization
L. Kovaleva, G. Timofeeva, A. Dobrovolskaya, V. Rakitin
31. Ethylene-regulated floral volatile synthesis in Petunia × hybrida
R. J. Dexter, B. A. Underwood, D. G. Clark
32. Unravelling ethylene biosynthesis and its role during tracheary element formation in Zinnia elegans
E. Pesquet, H. Tuominen
33. Leaf senescence in tissue culture of Passiflora incarnata L.: the role of ethylene
A. Mensuali-Sodi, M. Lucchesini, S. Maltinti, G. Serra, F. Tognoni
34. Synergistic effect of kinetin and benzyl adenine improves the regeneration of cotyledon explants of bottle gourd (Lagenaria siceraria) on ethylene production
S. Shyamali, H. Kazumi
35. Role of the Cucurbita pepo ethylene receptor cpers1 in sex determination
A. Peñaranda, C. Payán, D. Garrido, M. Jamilena, P. Gómez
36. Populus genomics as a tool to unravel ethylene-dependent wood formation
J. Vahala, J. Love, S. Bjürklund, H. Tuominen, B. Sundberg, J. Kangasjärvi
37. Control of vegetative growth of ‘Verdejo’ grapevines with ethephon
R. González, P. Villalba, M. R. González, P. Martín
4. Fruit Development, Ripening And Quality
38. 1-MCP effects on ethylene emission and fruit quality traits of peaches and nectarines
V. Ziosi, A. M. Bregoli, G. Fiori, M. Noferini, G. Costa
39. Flesh softening in melting flesh, non-melting flesh expression and phosphorylation of soluble polypeptides in relation to ethylene production
A. Ghiani, N. Negrini, S. Morgutti, F. F. Nocito, A. M. Spinardi, C. Ortugno, I. Mignani, D. Bassi, M. Cocucci
40. Ethylene and volatile accumulation in citrus fruit
J. X. Shi, R. Porat, E. E. Goldschmidt, S. B. Chen, N. Gollop, U. Ravid, R. Goren
41. The role of ethylene in the expression of genes involved in the biosynthesis of aroma volatiles in melon
L. Lucchetta, D. Manríquez, I. El-Sharkawy, F. B. Flores, A. Latché, J. C. Pech
42. Creating climacteric melon fruit from nonclimacteric parentals: postharvest quality implications
J. Obando, C. Miranda, M. M. Jowkar, E. Moreno, M. K. Sour, J. A. Martínez, P. Arús, J. García-Mas, A. J. Monforte, J. P. Fernández-Trujillo
43. Effect of selenium addition on phenylalanine ammonia lyase (PAL) activity and ethylene production in leafy vegetables
K. E. Diaz, A. Mensuali-Sodi, G. Serra, F. Malorgio, F. Tognoni, A. Ferrante, B. Pezzarossa
44. Development of a new palladium-based ethylene scavenger
T. Ilkenhans, S. Poulston, L. Rowsell, A. W. J. Smith, L. A. Terry
45. Ethylene behavior in arazá fruit (Eugenia stipitata Mc Vaugh) during ripening and storage at different temperatures
M. P. Carrillo, M. S. Hernández, J. A. Barrera, O. Martínez, J. P. Fernández-Trujillo
46. Ethylene production in nectarine fruit of different maturity as measured by time-resolved reflectance spectroscopy
M. Vanoli, P. Eccher Zerbini, M. Grassi, S. Jacob, A. Rizzolo, A. Torricelli, L. Spinelli, R. Cubeddu
47. Ethylene production by ‘Prunus domestica’ plums during storage at different temperatures
A. E. Rato, D. Campos, J. M. Barroso, A. C. Agulheiro
48. The peach 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid synthase isogene, Pp-ACS1, is required for fruit softening
M. Tatsuki, T. Haji, M. Yamaguchi
49. Monitoring genes whose expression is related to ethylene biosynthesis genes in tomato fruit by cDNA macroarray
S. Imanishi, A. Noguchi, E. Matsuo, M. Nagata
50. Ethylene is required for the progression of fruit softening and a continuous mRNA accumulation of softening-related genes in peach
H. Hayama, A. Ito, D. Sakamoto, Y. Nakamura, Y. Kashimura
51. Changes in the autocatalytic ethylene production in transgenic tomato expressing the iaaM gene from Agrobacterium tumefaciens
B. Vioque, J. M. Castellano, J. Chamarro
52. Expression profile of ripening-related genes during ethylene evolution and fruit softening in apple (Malus × domestica Borkh.)
S. Stella, F. Costa, S. Sansavini
53. Preliminary investigation into the uneven ripening of banana peel after 1-MCP treatment
G. De Martino, F. Mencarelli, J. B. Golding
54. Effect of combined 1-MCP and cold storage on the shelf life and postharvest quality of tomato
M. C. Martínez-Madrid, M. I. Egea, P. Sánchez-Bel, M. Valdenegro, F. Flores, F. Romojaro
55. The effect of chilling and 1-MCP on quality attributes and physicochemical aspects of cell wall components of Passe-Crassane pears
A. M. Spinardi, V. Giovenzana, I. Mignani
56. 1-MCP treatment affects tomato ethylene and polyamine metabolism
A. Tassoni, C. B. Watkins, N. Bagni, P. J. Davies
57. Ethylene stimulates emission of terpenoids and aliphatic esters in citrus fruits
A. Herrera, M. J. Rodrigo, J. Gil, L. Zacarías
58. Ethylene evolution and its relationship with fruit maturation and ripening in late season peaches cultivars O'Henry and Late Nos
L. E. Luchsinger, E. Silva, L. A. Lizana
59. The use of ?PEACH 1.0 to investigate the role of ethylene in the initiation of peach fruit ripening
M. Begheldo, F. Ziliotto, A. Rasori, C. Bonghi
5. Abscission And Senescence
60. Ethylene responses in abscission and other processes of cell separation in Arabidopsis
S. Patterson, M. Butenko, J. Kim
61. Proteomic analysis of pollination-induced senescence in Petunia flowers
M. L. Jones, S. Bai, B. Willard, A. Stead, M. Kinter
62. Circadian rhythm of ethylene related genes under postharvest conditions in transgenic Arabidopsis plants
D. Kenigsbuch, A. Ovadia, H. Tabibian-Keissar, D. Chalupowicz
63. Role of cell wall hydrolases on ethylene-induced abscission of Dendrobium inflorescences
S. Ketsa, K. Bunya-atichart
64. Effect of inhibitors of auxin and ethylene on abscission development of Dendrobium inflorescences
S. Ketsa, K. Rungruchkanont
65. Pre-harvest application of proprietary elicitor delays fruit senescence
J. C. Linden, R. J. Stoner
66. Calcium signaling in water stress-induced leaf abscission in citrus plants
J. Agustí, A. Conesa, M. Cercós, M. Talón, F. R. Tadeo
67. Control of pistillate flower abortion in ‘Serr’ walnuts in Chile by inhibiting ethylene biosynthesis with AVG
G. Lemus, C. González, J. Retamales
68. Effect of 1-MCP on quality and physiological changes in mandarins during degreening treatment
A. Salvador, C. P. Carvalho, A. Monterde, P. Navarro, J. M. Martínez-Jávega
69. Ethylene sensitivity and postharvest performance of Azorina vidalii (Campanulaceae)
C. Dalla Guda, L. Semeria, E. Farina
70. Effects of exogenous ethylene on alstroemeria floral sticks
H. Berger, L. Galletti, M. Villaseca
71. A massive approach to identify genes involved in ethylene induced abscission of apple fruitlets
F. De Franceschi, V. Dal Cin, A. Botton, E. Caniato, E. Barbaro, R. Velasco, Angelo Ramina
72. Is ethylene directly involved in floral abscission in Cucurbita pepo?
R. Rosales, S. García-Ayllón, M. Jamilena, P. Gómez, D. Garrido
6. Ethylene Involvement In Biotic And Abiotic Stresses
73. The role of ethylene in rhizobacteria-induced systemic resistance (ISR)
C. M. J. Pieterse, S. Van Der Ent, J. A. Van Pelt, L. C. Van Loon
74. Ethylene receptor signaling and plant salt-stress responses
W. H. Cao, J. Liu, T. Chen, Y. R. Cao, X. J. He, R. L. Mu, H. L. Zhou, C. Xie, S. Y. Chen, J. S. Zhang
75. Chemical-induced programmed cell death in tomato suspension cells is mediated through ethylene and lipid signalling
Ernst Woltering, E. T. Yakimova, R. Michaeli, V. M. Kapchina-Toteva
76. Terpenoid biosynthesis and signaling in legume plants in response to herbivorous damage
G. Arimura, V. Volpe, M. Kunert, M. Maffei, W. Boland
77. Metabolomic approaches to understand ethylene mediated defenses in Arabidopsis thaliana against Botrytis cinerea
A. J. Lloyd, A. R. Smith, L. A. J. Mur
78. Characterization of tomato Sl-MBF1 transcriptional coactivator gene family
M. T. Sanchez-Ballesta, M. Hommel, F. Jaimes-Miranda, B. Tournier, H. Zegzouti, I. Mila, A. Latché, J. C. Pech, M. Bouzayen, F. Regad
79. Response of canola plants at the transcriptional level to expression of a bacterial ACC deaminase in the roots
J. C. Czarny, S. Shah, B. R. Glick
80. Cross talk between ethylene, nitric oxide and salicylic acid in ozone fumigated tobacco plants
S. Pasqualini, R. Morettini, A. Borgogni, C. Ghering, S. Meier, L. Ederli
81. Role of ethylene in triggering ROS production in the tomato mutant Nr subjected to acute ozone treatment
A. Castagna, L. Ederli, S. Pasqualini, A. Mensuali-Sodi, B. Baldan, A. Pardossi, A. Ranieri
82. Ozone as a tool for studying stress responses in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.). III. Ethylene, cyanide and the development of foliar symptoms in the autonecrotic mutant V20368
M. G. Antonelli, R. Marabottini, E. Santangelo, A. Francini, E. Pellegrini, D. Di Baccio, L. Ederli, C. Nali, S. Pasqualini, G. P. Soressi, M. Ciaffi, G. Lorenzini, L. Sebastiani, M. Badiani
83. The autonecrosis triggered by Cf-2/Rcr3esc interaction in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) involves an ethylene burst and the enzymatic machinery protecting the respiratory apparatus of mitochondria
E. Santangelo, R. Marabottini, M. G. Antonelli, M. Badiani, S. Pasqualini, G. P. Soressi
84. Ethylene response of tomato fruits to the minimum dropping
H. Usuda, M. Kitagawa, Y. Ito, H. Umehara, N. Nakamura, P. Roy, H. Okadome, Y. Ishikawa, T. Satake, T. Shiina
85. Ethylene production of Botrytis cinerea in vitro and during in planta infection of tomato fruits
S. M. Cristescu, F. J. M. Harren, Ernst Woltering
86. Ethylene production of two durum wheat cultivars exposed to cadmium
A. Mensuali-Sodi, L. Ercoli
87. Ferric reductase and iron transporter gene expression in different Arabidopsis ethylene mutants
M. J. García, F. J. Romera, R. Pérez-Vicente, C. Lucena, E. Alcántara
7. Biotechnology And Applied Aspects
88. Modulating effects of ethylene and ethylene inhibitors in the control of fruit ripening
P. Tonutti, C. Bonghi, Angelo Ramina
89. Issues with commercialization of 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP) for apples
C. B. Watkins, S. K. Jung, F. Razafimbelo, J. F. Nock
90. Comprehensive analysis of candidate genes involved in ethylene production and perception during apple ripening: phenotypic dissection and functional profiling
F. Costa, S. Stella, V. Soglio, L. Gianfranceschi, H. Schouten, W. E. Van de Weg, W. Guerra, S. Serra, S. Musacchi, S. Sansavini
91. Chilling injury as related to climacteric behaviour in plums
A. P. Candan, J. Graell, C. Larrigaudière
92. Effect of combining 1-MCP treatment and heat treatment on the storage capability of ‘blanquilla’ pear
R. Vilaplana, Y. Soria, M. C. Valentines, G. Reig, C. Larrigaudière
93. Life science trace gas facility: a way towards top-research on biological systems
S. M. Cristescu, F. J. M. Harren
94. Biochemical and physiological characteristics of transgenic CaMV 35S::iaaM tomato
B. Vioque, J. M. Castellano, J. Chamarro
95. Synergistic actions of ethylene with gibberellin in the growth of rice
H. Watanabe, S. Hase, M. Saigusa
Keywords: Life Sciences, Plant Sciences, Plant Physiology, Plant Genetics & Genomics, Agriculture, Biotechnology, Developmental Biology
- Author(s)
- Chang, Caren
- Giovannoni, Jim
- Klee, Harry
- Perata, Pierdomenico
- Ramina, Angelo
- Woltering, Ernst
- Publisher
- Springer
- Publication year
- 2007
- Language
- en
- Edition
- 1
- Page amount
- 486 pages
- Category
- Natural Sciences
- Format
- Ebook
- eISBN (PDF)
- 9781402060144