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Biological Activities of Kinetin
2008Kinetin (N6-furfuryladenine) is a cytokinin growth factor with several biological effects observed for human cells and fruit flies. It was given the name kinetin because of its ability to induce cell division. Kinetin is often used in plant cell and tissue culture for induction of callus formation (in conjunction with auxin) and to regenerate shoots ...
Kalina Duszka +3 more
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Auxin Effects on the Mobility of Kinetin in the Plant
Science, 1966Kinetin (6-furfurylaminopurine) is generally considered to be relatively immobile within plants. Kinetin labeled with 14 C was applied to the stumps of decapitated bean plants, with or without simultaneous application of indoleacetic acid.
A K, Seth, C R, Davies, P F, Wareing
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Kinetin, as a Mitotic Stimulant in Triturus viridescens
Nature, 1962MILLER et al.1–3 presented evidence that kinetin when used together with indolyl-3-acetic acid increased cell proliferation in tobacco callus tissue. These authors isolated kinetin from the DNA of herring sperm and calf thymus. Since that time additional evidence indicating that kinetin acts as a mitotic stimulant on plant tissues has been presented ...
W B, BUCKLEY, E R, WITKUS, C A, BERGER
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The inhibition of kohlrabi chloroplast degeneration by kinetin
Protoplasma, 1973Detached kohlrabi leaves of late autumn material yellowed completely after 6 days in weak light. This process was accompanied by a decrease in chlorophyll, protein, and ribonucleic acid levels. In the chloroplasts, degeneration symptoms such as reduction in chloroplast volume, the decay of grana, development of the long thylakoid system, disappearance ...
F, Mlodzianowski, M, Kwintkiewicz
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Therapeutic Effect of Kinetin on Tobacco Alternariosis
Nature New Biology, 1972LESIONS produced by Alternaris tenuis on tobacco leaves consist of fungal invaded, necrotic centres surrounded by well demarcated, non-invaded, chlorotic haloes1,2, though necrosis does occur without chlorosis following infection of leaves in advanced senescence3.
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Estimation of Kinetin by a Colorimetric Method
Nature, 1967ALTHOUGH extinction coefficient data are available for 6-furfuryl-amino purine (kinetin)1 it is not always possible to use these in its estimation. During investigations of the metabolism of kinetin in plant tissue we have found that interference by ultra-violet absorbing contaminants prevents the direct spectrophotometric assay of this compound in the
R. K. ATKIN, R. L. WAIN
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The mobilizing force of kinetin
Life Sciences, 1967H B, Lagerstedt, R G, Langston
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Kinetin-induced tuberization of potato in vitro: on the mode of action of kinetin.
Plant and Cell Physiology, 1976openaire +1 more source
The plant hormone kinetin in disease therapy and healthy aging
Ageing Research Reviews, 2019Jiří Voller +2 more
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