Autor(es):
Neves, Vânia Rafaela Antunes das 
Data: 2009
Identificador Persistente: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/3526
Origem: Repositório da UTL
Assunto(s): Secale cereale; heat stress; chromatin; cytoskeleton
Detalhes do Documento
Análise do efeito das altas temperaturas na organização da cromatina e do citoe...
Descrição
Relatório da Bolsa de integração na Investigação (BII) In root tip cells from seedlings of Secale cereale exposed to high temperatures (heat stress), marked modifications in nuclear morphology and microtubule cytoskeleton dynamics are observed. Seedlings were developed in normal environmental conditions at 21ºC, and transferred for 40ºC during four hours for the heat shock treatment. Root-tips were excised just after the treatment, and after distinct periods of recovery (RT). The detailed characterization of meristematic cells nuclear morphology revealed striking modifications some of which are maintained even after 24 of RT. These alterations seem to be associated with changes in cell cycle. Imunocytochemistry was used to pursue the study of microtubules (MTs) dynamics in heat treated plants using alfa-tubulin antibodies. These revealed great alterations in MTs organization, preferentially affecting interphase cells. These results clearly indicate for the first time a direct impact of heat stress on nuclear dynamics and cell cycle progression
Relatório da Bolsa de integração na Investigação (BII) In root tip cells from seedlings of Secale cereale exposed to high temperatures (heat stress), marked modifications in nuclear morphology and microtubule cytoskeleton dynamics are observed. Seedlings were developed in normal environmental conditions at 21ºC, and transferred for 40ºC during four hours for the heat shock treatment. Root-tips were excised just after the treatment, and after distinct periods of recovery (RT). The detailed characterization of meristematic cells nuclear morphology revealed striking modifications some of which are maintained even after 24 of RT. These alterations seem to be associated with changes in cell cycle. Imunocytochemistry was used to pursue the study of microtubules (MTs) dynamics in heat treated plants using alfa-tubulin antibodies. These revealed great alterations in MTs organization, preferentially affecting interphase cells. These results clearly indicate for the first time a direct impact of heat stress on nuclear dynamics and cell cycle progression
Tipo de Documento
Relatório
Idioma Português
Editor(es) Caperta, Ana Cristina Delaunay
Idioma Português
Editor(es) Caperta, Ana Cristina Delaunay
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