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Regeneration of the secondary vascular system in poplar as a novel system to investigate gene expression by a proteomic approach.

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Regeneration of the secondary vascular system in poplar as a novel system to investigate gene expression by a proteomic approach.

Auteurs : Juan Du [République populaire de Chine] ; Hong-Li Xie ; De-Qiang Zhang ; Xin-Qiang He ; Min-Jie Wang ; Ying-Zhang Li ; Ke-Ming Cui ; Meng-Zhu Lu

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Wood formation is a complex process composing many biological events. To access its key developmental stages, we have established a regeneration system that can mimic the initiation and differentiation of cambium cells for Chinese white poplar. Anatomical studies showed that new cambium and xylem re-appeared in sequence within a few weeks after being debarked. This provides the opportunity to follow key stages of wood formation by sampling clonal trees at different regeneration times. We used this system in combination with a proteomic approach to analyze proteins expressed in different regeneration stages. PMFs for 244 proteins differentially displayed were obtained and queried against public databases. Putative functions of 199 of these proteins were assigned and classified. Regulatory genes for cell cycle progression, differentiation and cell fate were expressed in the formation of cambial tissue, while 27 genes involved in secondary wall formation were predominantly found in the xylem developing stage. This indicates that the change of gene expression pattern is corresponding to the progression of second vascular system regeneration when and where the key events of wood development occur. Further exploration of these interesting genes may provide insight into the molecular mechanisms of wood formation.

DOI: 10.1002/pmic.200401348
PubMed: 16385474


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