Plant uncoupling mitochondrial proteins

Article Abstract:

The existing knowledge of plant uncoupling proteins (UCPs), including their discovery, biochemical properties, distribution, gene family, gene expression profiles, regulation of gene expression and evolutionary aspects is described. Expression analyses and functional studies on the plant UCPs under normal and stressful conditions suggest that UCPs regulate energy metabolism in the cellular responses to stress through regulation of the electrochemical proton potential and production of reactive oxygen species.

United States, Genetic aspects, Plant physiology, Plant proteins, Chemical properties

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Lignin biosynthesis

Article Abstract:

The current picture of monolignol biosynthesis, polymerization, and lignin structure is reviewed. In addition, the potential value for agriculture of transgenic plants wit modified lignin structure is demonstrated.

Genetically modified plants, Biosynthesis, Dehydrogenation, Nucleation, Nucleation (Chemistry), Lignin

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