Single Cell Biology

Thannhauser TW

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• Research Article
  Identification of Heat-Induced Proteomes in Tomato Microspores Using LCM- Proteomics Analysis
  Author(s): Li H, Zhu Y, Rangu M, Wu X, Bhatti S, Zhou S, Yang Y, Fish T and Thannhauser TWLi H, Zhu Y, Rangu M, Wu X, Bhatti S, Zhou S, Yang Y, Fish T and Thannhauser TW
  
  Pollen development is highly susceptible to heat stress (HS) and the production of inviable pollen causes reduction in seed- and fruit-set in plants. This study was carried out to identify HS-induced pollen proteins and the associated biological processes in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum). Tomato ‘Micro-Tom’ plants were incubated under 32°C//22°C (day/night, 12/12 h) for two weeks for heat treatment, and the non-treated control plants were incubated for the same time period at 25°C /22°C. Flower buds of 5 mm in length were confirmed to contain the heat sensitive uninucleate microspores. Pollen cells were harvested using laser capture microdissection (LCM) and protein was extracted using a one-step method under high pressure and vacuum. Approximately 60,000 LCMharvested microspore cells yielded about 18-20 μg proteins. The tandem mass tags (TMT) proteomics.. View More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2168-9431.1000173

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