LOWER GROWTH TEMPERATURE INCREASES ALTERNATIVE PATHWAY CAPACITY AND ALTERNATIVE OXIDASE PROTEIN IN TOBACCO

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VANLERBERGHE, GC
MCINTOSH, L
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[1] MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,DEPT ENERGY,PLANT RES LAB,E LANSING,MI 48824
[2] MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,DEPT BIOCHEM,E LANSING,MI 48824
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10.1104/pp.100.1.115
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Q94 [植物学];
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Suspension cells of NT1 tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L. cv bright yellow) have been used to study the effect of growth temperature on the CN-resistant, salicylhydroxamic acid-sensitive alternative pathway of respiration. Mitochondria isolated from cells maintained at 30-degrees-C had a low capacity to oxidize succinate via the alternative pathway, whereas mitochondria isolated from cells 24 h after transfer to 18-degrees-C displayed, on average, a 5-fold increase in this capacity (from 7 to 32 nanoatoms oxygen per milligram protein per minute). This represented an increase in alternative pathway capacity f rom 18 to 45% of the total capacity of electron transport. This increased capacity was lost upon transfer of cells back to 30-degrees-C. A monoclonal antibody to the terminal oxidase of the alternative pathway (the alternative oxidase) from Sauromatum guttatum (T.E. Elthon, R.L. Nickels, L. McIntosh [1989] Plant Physiology 89: 1311-1317) recognized a 35-kilodalton mitochondrial protein in tobacco. There was an excellent correlation between the capacity of the alternative path in isolated tobacco mitochondria and the levels of this 35-kilodalton alternative oxidase protein. Cycloheximide could inhibit both the increased level of the 35-kilodalton alternative oxidase protein and the increased alternative pathway capacity normally seen upon transfer to 18-degrees-C. We conclude that transfer of tobacco cells to the lower temperature increases the capacity of the alternative pathway due, at least in part, to de novo synthesis of the 35-kilodalton alternative oxidase protein.
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