ION-SELECTIVE FLOW-THROUGH SENSORS WITH SOLID-STATE CONTACTS INSENSITIVE TO LIGHT AND OXYGEN FOR PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL ONLINE ELECTROANALYSISOF TRANSMEMBRANOUS IONIC TRANSPORTS DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Jg. Schindler et al., ION-SELECTIVE FLOW-THROUGH SENSORS WITH SOLID-STATE CONTACTS INSENSITIVE TO LIGHT AND OXYGEN FOR PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL ONLINE ELECTROANALYSISOF TRANSMEMBRANOUS IONIC TRANSPORTS DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS, Journal fur praktische Chemie, Chemiker-Zeitung, 340(8), 1998, pp. 738-743
A bioelectrochemical multiple measurement system with ion-selective fl
ow-through sensors for determination of pH, ionic activities and conce
ntrations of transmembraneous ionic transports is described. Non-invas
ive electroanalysis during photosynthesis was realized by development
of new solid-state contacts insensitive to Light and oxygen. Continuou
s measurement of Ca2+, K+, Cl- and pH demonstrates the known intake of
potassium ions by Vicia faba L. guard cells under the influence of li
ght. Glucose intensifies the effect.