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Oligosaccharide Elicitors and Elicitor Receptors
1995Oligosaccharide elicitors capable of inducing one or more plant defense responses have been prepared from plant (homogalacturonan) and fungal (β-glucan, chitin, chitosan) cell wall polysaccharides, and fungal glycoproteins. An overview of the structures and activities of these elicitors will be presented.
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Sucrose: A Constitutive Elicitor of Phytoalexin Synthesis
Science, 1983Extracts of seeds and leaves of the tropical legume Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp. (the pigeon pea) elicited the accumulation of three phytoalexins when applied as droplets to superficially wounded leaves of the plant. The active component was purified and identified as sucrose. Phytoalexin accumulation was proportional
C J, Cooksey +3 more
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Isolation and Characterization of Elicitors
1992The discovery of elicitors in the mid-1970s (Anderson-Prouty and Albersheim 1975; Keen and Brugger 1977) has been the subject of considerable attention as a promising and versatile approach to explain the biochemical processes underlying the resistance response of plants upon microbial attack.
K.-H. Kogel, B. Beißmann
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Univalent Antigen as Elicitor of Anaphylactic Reactions
The Journal of Immunology, 1970Abstract The capability of monovalent antigens with appropriate molecular characteristics to elicit dermal anaphylactic reactions has been reaffirmed. This report deals mainly with the demonstration in vitro, through the use of sucrose density gradients, that the monovalent antigen employed remains functionally monovalent in its reaction
J F, Green, K G, Thielke, S, Raffel
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Plant oligosaccharides — outsiders among elicitors?
Biochemistry (Moscow), 2015This review substantiates the need to study the plant oligoglycome. The available information on oligosaccharins - physiologically active fragments of plant cell wall polysaccharides - is summarized. The diversity of such compounds in chemical composition, origin, and proved biological activity is highlighted.
I A, Larskaya, T A, Gorshkova
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Finding partners for elicitors
Trends in Plant Science, 1998Abstract Ji, C., Boyd, C., Slaymaker, D., Okinaki, Y., Takeuchi, Y., Midland, S.L., Sims, J.J., Herman, E. and Keen, N. (1998) Characterization of a 34-kDa soybean binding protein for the syringolide elicitors, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A .
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Endogenous peptide elicitors in higher plants
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2011Plant defense responses against invading organisms are initiated through the perception of molecules associated with attacking microbes and herbivores by pattern recognition receptors. In addition to elicitor molecules derived from attacking organisms, plants recognize host-derived molecules.
Yube, Yamaguchi, Alisa, Huffaker
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Elicitors in in vitro Cultures
2023Plants are a valuable source of a wide variety of secondary metabolites used as pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, flavors, fragrances, colors, biopesticides and food additives. For various reasons such as ecological, political or geographical, the supply of plant raw materials, which are the source of some of these valuable compounds, is ...
Ozsan Kılıc, Tugce, Onus, Ahmet Naci
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ELICITOR UTILIZATION IN PLANTS
Jurnal Sapta AgricaHama dan penyakit dapat menurunkan kualitas dan hasil produksi pertanian.Upaya yang di lakukan untuk meningkatkan ketahanan tanaman dengan mengunakan elisitor. Elisitor yaitu zat kimia yang dapat memberikan reaksi pada tanaman yang mampu merangsang produksi metabolit sekunder, memperbaiki sel tanaman, dan meningkatkan produktivitas.
null Herman Saputra Ndruru +3 more
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Biology & Philosophy, 2015
This paper attempts to explain how and why nonhuman animals elicit disgust in human beings. I argue that animals elicit disgust in two ways. One is by triggering disease–protection mechanisms, and the other is by eliciting mortality salience, or thoughts of death.
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This paper attempts to explain how and why nonhuman animals elicit disgust in human beings. I argue that animals elicit disgust in two ways. One is by triggering disease–protection mechanisms, and the other is by eliciting mortality salience, or thoughts of death.
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