Biologie végétale moléculaire

1ère édition 1981-19822ème lic. sc. bot.info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Circadian rhythmicity: general properties - as exemplified mainly by Acetabularia - and hypotheses on its cellular mechanism

Circadian rhythms are hereditary in nature. The genetic information is transferred from the nucleus by mRNAs which might direct the synthesis of particular proteins - this point however is not yet clarified. Circadian rhythms are endogenous, displaying a remarkably stable period and a phase shiftable by environmental factors, acting presumably on some cell membranes. Several theories attempt to account for circadian rhythmicity.SCOPUS: NotDefined.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Effects of morphactins on growth and differentiation of Acetabularia

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The role of the nucleus in the circadian rhythms of Acetabularia mediterranea

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Implications of contractile proteins in the leaf movement in Mimosa pudica L.

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Circadian rhythms and molecular biology

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Circadian variation in ATP content in the chloroplasts of Acetabularia mediterranea

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Nutations in shoots and in Desmodium lateral leaflets, nyctinastism and seismonastism in Mimosa pudica. Comparison and evolution of morphology and mechanism

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Circadian rhythms in Acetabularia: Photosynthetic capacity and chloroplast shape

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Influence de l'alimentation minérale sur la teneur en huile des graines du cotonnier et la qualité de celle-ci

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