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Main Title Tobacco BY-2 Cells: From Cellular Dynamics to Omics [electronic resource] /
Type EBOOK
Author Nagata, Toshiyuki.
Other Authors
Author Title of a Work
Matsuoka, Ken.
Inzé, Dirk.
Publisher Springer Berlin Heidelberg,
Year Published 2006
Call Number S1-S972
ISBN 9783540326748
Subjects Life sciences ; Biotechnology ; Agriculture ; Biochemistry ; Cytology ; Botany ; Plant breeding
Internet Access
Description Access URL
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32674-X
Collation XXII, 355 p. 102 illus., 16 in color. online resource.
Notes
Due to license restrictions, this resource is available to EPA employees and authorized contractors only
Contents Notes
Cell Cycle and Cellular Dynamics -- Novel Approaches for Cell Cycle Analysis in BY-2 -- Dynamics and Structure of the Preprophase Band and the Phragmoplast -- Formation of Cortical Microtubules in a Cell-Free System Prepared from Plasma Membrane Ghosts and a Cytosolic Extract of BY-2 Cells -- Chromosome Dynamics in Tobacco BY-2 Cultured Cells -- Ion Channels Meet Cell Cycle Control -- The NACK-PQR MAP Kinase Cascade Controls Plant Cytokinesis -- Physiological and Developmental Aspects -- Characterization of a Cell Division Factor from Auxin-Autotrophic 2B-13 Cells Derived from the Tobacco BY-2 Cell Line -- The BY-2 Cell Line as a Tool to Study Auxin Transport -- Tobacco BY-2 Cells as a Model for Differentiation in Heterotrophic Plant Cells -- Intracellular Traffic -- Imaging the Early Secretory Pathway in BY-2 Cells -- Molecular Study of Prevacuolar Compartments in Transgenic Tobacco BY-2 Cells -- Autophagy and Non-Classical Vacuolar Targeting in Tobacco BY-2 Cells -- As a Host for Infectious Diseases -- In Vitro Translation and Replication of Tobamovirus RNA in a Cell-Free Extract of Evacuolated Tobacco BY-2 Protoplasts -- Using BY-2 Cells to Investigate Agrobacterium-Plant Interactions -- Regulation of Elicitor-Induced Defense Responses by Ca2+ Channels and the Cell Cycle in Tobacco BY-2 Cells -- Other Cellular Functions -- Dynamic Mitochondria, their Fission and Fusion in Higher Plants -- The Use of Tobacco BY-2 Cells to Elucidate the Biosynthesis and Essential Functions of Isoprenoids -- Omics -- Tobacco BY-2 Proteome Display, Protein Profiling and Annotation Using Two-Dimensional Electrophoresis and Mass Spectrometry-Based Cross-Species Identification -- EST and Microarray Analysis of Tobacco BY-2 Cells -- Proteomics of Tobacco Bright Yellow-2 (BY-2) Cell Culture Plastids -- Technical Advances -- Cryopreservation of Tobacco BY-2 Suspension Cell Cultures Using an Encapsulation - Simple Prefreezing Method -- High Throughput Microinjection Technology for the Single-Cell Analysis of BY-2 in Vivo. It is our utmost pleasure to present a new book on tobacco BY-2 cells, Tobacco BY-2 Cells: From Cellular Dynamics to Omics, as the 58th volume in the book series Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry (BAF). It represents an ext- sion of the previous book Tobacco BY-2 Cells,vol. 53ofthe BAF. Moreover, the content is rather different from the latter and includes new topics, gleaned from the First International Symposium on Tobacco BY-2 Cells held at the Plant Science Center of the RIKEN, Yokohama, organized by Nagata, Matsuoka and Inze, in September 2004. To this symposium came more than 200 people from different parts of the world to discuss issues. Although most of the contributors to thepreviousvolumeof Tobacco BY-2 Cells gave talks on their subjects, there were many other speakers who presented new topics and approaches. So we enjoyed the symposium very much. Thus we decided to compile a new volume on tobacco BY-2 cells which includes these new topics. In addition, towards the end of the symposium, our common understanding was that the tobacco BY-2 cell system is still important in plant biology, in particular for studying the dynamic features of plant cells. We hope this volume is useful for plant biologists. Contents of the book are as follows: in Chapters I. 1-I. 6, various aspects of the cell cycle and cellular dynamics using BY-2 cells are described. In Ch- ters II. 1-II.