Guyomarc'h S., Lucas Mikaël, Laplaze Laurent. (2022). Postembryonic organogenesis in plants : experimental induction of new shoot and root organs. In :
Lucas Mikaël (ed.). Plant systems biology : methods and protocols. New York : Springer, 79-95. (Methods in Molecular Biology ; 2395). ISBN 9781071618141. ISSN 1064-3745.
Titre du document
Postembryonic organogenesis in plants : experimental induction of new shoot and root organs
Année de publication
2022
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Guyomarc'h S., Lucas Mikaël, Laplaze Laurent
In
Lucas Mikaël (ed.), Plant systems biology : methods and protocols
Source
New York : Springer, 2022,
79-95 (Methods in Molecular Biology ; 2395). ISBN 9781071618141 ISSN 1064-3745
Postembryonic organogenesis is a critical component in plant root and shoot development and its adaptation to the environment. Decades of scientific analyses have yielded a wealth of experimental data about the cellular and molecular processes orchestrating the postembryonic formation of new shoot and root organs. Among these, distribution and signaling of the plant hormone auxin play a prominent role. Systems biology approaches are now particularly interesting to study the emerging properties of such complex and dynamic regulatory networks. To fully explore the precise kinetics of these organogenesis processes, efficient protocols for the synchronized induction of shoot and root organogenesis are extremely valuable. Two protocols for shoot and root organ induction are detailed.
Plan de classement
Biochimie [020BIOCHI]
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Mécanismes physiologique et biochimiques des plantes [076PHYBIO]
