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87. Promoter analysis for root specific/stress responsive RSOsPR10 gene in rice [in Japanese]

Tominaga Makiko , Takao Midori , Gyohda Atsuko , Nishimura Takeshi , Komano Teruya , Terakawa Teruhiko , Okamoto Takashi , Koshiba Tomokazu

… We have identified RSOsPR10 (Root Specific Oryza sativa Pathogenesis-Related 10) as the root specific protein induced by drought and salt treatments in rice. … Expression of RSOsPR10 was up-regulated by JA and ACC, while SA suppressed its induction at the transcription level (Takeuchi et al., PCP, 2011). …

植物化学調節学会研究発表記録集 (46), 103, 2011-10-03

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RSOsPR10 Expression in Response to Environmental Stresses is Regulated Antagonistically by Jasmonate/Ethylene and Salicylic Acid Signaling Pathways in Rice Roots

TAKEUCHI Kaoru , GYOHDA Atsuko , TOMINAGA Makiko , KAWAKATSU Madoka , HATAKEYAMA Atsushi , ISHII Noriko , SHIMAYA Kentaroh , NISHIMURA Takeshi , RIEMANN Michael , NICK Peter , HASHIMOTO Makoto , KOMANO Teruya , ENDO Akira , OKAMOTO Takashi , JIKUMARU Yusuke , KAMIYA Yuji , TERAKAWA Teruhiko , KOSHIBA Tomokazu

Plant and Cell Physiology 52(9), 1686-1696, 2011-09-01

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77. Analysis for identification of promoter regions involving in organ specific and stress-responsive expression of RSOsPR10 [in Japanese]

Tominaga Makiko , Takeuchi Kaoru , Komano Teruya , Okamoto Takashi , Koshiba Tomokazu

… RSOsPR10 (Root Specific Oryza sativa Pathogenesis-Related 10) was identified as the root specific protein induced by drought and salt treatment in rice. … The RSOsPR10 shows high similarity to PBZ1/OsPR10a, a PR10 protein induced by probenazole. …

植物化学調節学会研究発表記録集 (44), 91, 2009-10-06

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Constitutive Expression of a PR10 Protein Enhances the Germination of Brassica napus under Saline Conditions

SRIVASTAVA Sanjeeva , FRISTENSKY Brian , KAV Nat N. V.

Plant and Cell Physiology 45(9), 1320-1324, 2004-09-01

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A Novel Rice PR10 Protein, RSOsPR10, Specifically Induced in Roots by Biotic and Abiotic Stresses, Possibly via the Jasmonic Acid Signaling Pathway

HASHIMOTO Makoto , KISSELEVA Larisa , SAWA Shinichiro , FURUKAWA Toshiko , KOMATSU Setsuko , KOSHIBA Tomokazu

Plant and Cell Physiology 45(5), 550-559, 2004-05-01

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