| 英文摘要 |
In an effort to elucidate the mechanism of redistribution of a 57 KDa protein from chloroplasts to cytoplasmic polysomes when maize seedlings encountered a stress, maize genotypes resistant or susceptible to Bipolaris maydis were used for evaluation under inoculated or heat-shocked conditions. Western blot analysis indicated that the redistributed 57 KDa protein caused by a treatment with pathogens or heat shock was identical. When maize seedlings were resistant to pathogens, little amount of this protein could be detected in the cytoplasmic polysome fraction; presumably, the 57 KDa protein remained localized in chloroplasts. Association of this protein with cytoplasmic polysomes in response to stresses is not unique to maize. A preliminary study employing a compatible Phytophthora megasperma-soybean interaction system indicated that soybean also responded to pathogenic stress in that the 57 KDa protein was detected in the preparation of cytoplasmic polysomes. |