Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies
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Resumo: | This article discusses, from the standpoint of cellular biology, the deterministic and indeterministic androgenesis theories. The role of the vacuole and of various types of stresses on deviation of the microspore from normal development and the point where androgenetic competence is acquired are examined. Based on extensive literature review and data on wheat studies from our laboratory, a model for androgenetic capacity of pollen grain is proposed. A two point deterministic model for in vitro androgenesis is our proposal for acquisition of androgenetic potential of the pollen grain: the first switch point would be early meiosis and the second switch point the uninucleate pollen stage, because the elimination of cytoplasmatic sporophytic determinants takes place at those two strategic moments. Any abnormality in this process allowing the maintenance of sporophytic informational molecules results in the absence of establishment of a gametophytic program, allowing the reactivation of the embryogenic process |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studiesThis article discusses, from the standpoint of cellular biology, the deterministic and indeterministic androgenesis theories. The role of the vacuole and of various types of stresses on deviation of the microspore from normal development and the point where androgenetic competence is acquired are examined. Based on extensive literature review and data on wheat studies from our laboratory, a model for androgenetic capacity of pollen grain is proposed. A two point deterministic model for in vitro androgenesis is our proposal for acquisition of androgenetic potential of the pollen grain: the first switch point would be early meiosis and the second switch point the uninucleate pollen stage, because the elimination of cytoplasmatic sporophytic determinants takes place at those two strategic moments. Any abnormality in this process allowing the maintenance of sporophytic informational molecules results in the absence of establishment of a gametophytic program, allowing the reactivation of the embryogenic processSociedade Brasileira de Genética1997-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-84551997000300018Brazilian Journal of Genetics v.20 n.3 1997reponame:Brazilian Journal of Geneticsinstname:Sociedade Brasileira de Genética (SBG)instacron:SBG10.1590/S0100-84551997000300018info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessGrando,Magali FerrariMoraes-Fernandes,Maria Irene B. deeng1998-10-06T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0100-84551997000300018Revistahttps://www.gmb.org.br/brazilian-journal-of-geneticsONGhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpsede@sgb.org.br || sede@sgb.org.br0100-84550100-8455opendoar:1998-10-06T00:00Brazilian Journal of Genetics - Sociedade Brasileira de Genética (SBG)false |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies Grando,Magali Ferrari |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Two point deterministic model for acquisition of in vitro pollen grain androgenetic capacity based on wheat studies |
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Grando,Magali Ferrari |
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Grando,Magali Ferrari Moraes-Fernandes,Maria Irene B. de |
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Moraes-Fernandes,Maria Irene B. de |
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Grando,Magali Ferrari Moraes-Fernandes,Maria Irene B. de |
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This article discusses, from the standpoint of cellular biology, the deterministic and indeterministic androgenesis theories. The role of the vacuole and of various types of stresses on deviation of the microspore from normal development and the point where androgenetic competence is acquired are examined. Based on extensive literature review and data on wheat studies from our laboratory, a model for androgenetic capacity of pollen grain is proposed. A two point deterministic model for in vitro androgenesis is our proposal for acquisition of androgenetic potential of the pollen grain: the first switch point would be early meiosis and the second switch point the uninucleate pollen stage, because the elimination of cytoplasmatic sporophytic determinants takes place at those two strategic moments. Any abnormality in this process allowing the maintenance of sporophytic informational molecules results in the absence of establishment of a gametophytic program, allowing the reactivation of the embryogenic process |
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1997 |
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