D. Wolf et al., INFLUENCE OF HORIZONTAL CLINOSTAT ROTATION ON ROOT-TIP PROTEINS OF VICIA-FABA, Plant physiology and biochemistry, 31(5), 1993, pp. 717-723
Soluble and membrane-bound proteins were SDS-extracted from the root t
ip tissue of Vicia faba after 15 h and 24 h of clinostat rotation and
compared with the protein pattern, of vertically rotated control plant
s. The protein pattern was analysed by SDS-PAGE and Western-immunoblot
s with polyclonal antibodies raised to ubiquitin, the ubi-3 extension
protein, calmodulin, and monoclonal anti-actin antibodies. All Western
-immunoblots were densitometrically analysed. The results showed excep
t of the studies with anti-ubiquitin antibodies a decrease in immunore
sponding proteins after horizontal clinostat rotation. Contrarily, an
actin-related protein of 47 kDa increased. A degradation of these prot
eins caused by omnilateral gravistimulation is assumed to represent a
stress situation.