Wound response

Euteneuer, U., Schliwa, M. (1992). Mechanism of centrosome positioning during the wound response in BSC-1 cells. J. Cell Biol. 116, 1157-1166. 

The wound response occurs within minutes after the actual damage suggesting the enzymatic transformation of the tetraacetate 48 as a likely mechanism of activation. A similar reaction does not occur with purified halimedate-... 

Recruited blood monocytes encountering local elevated levels of Ap peptide would then refold the Ap into a fibrillar conformation, thus forming the core of an NP adjacent to a blood vessel [24]. These plaque-bound monocytes differentiate into macrophages and mount an aberrant "wound response" through the release of neurotrophic and chemotactic agents, inducing an inappropriate ectopic sprouting response toward the... 

In a mbber tree which is being tapped for the first time there is a high percentage of mbber in the latex (about 60% as against the normal 30%) and only a low yield is obtained. As tapping is continued the latex becomes more dilute and a higher yield is given. This phenomenon is known as wound response. 

DURRANT, W.E., ROWLAND, O., PIEDRAS, P., HAMMOND-KOSACK, K.E., JONES, J.D.G., cDNA-AFLP reveals a striking overlap in race-specific resistance and wound response gene expression profiles, Plant Cell., 2000,12, 963-977. 

It also ensured that any plant responses observed were systemic rather than localized wound responses. In mid-May the colonies... 

This wound response has provided a novel system for studying the regulation of the expression of the two proteinase Inhibitors by the factor PIIF, triggered by severe environmental stress. 

Chang HY, Nuyten DS, Sneddon JB et al. Robustness, scalability, and integration of a wound-response gene expression signature in predicting breast cancer survival. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2005 102 3738-3743. 

Doherty, H. M., Selvendran, R. R. and Bowles, D. J. (1988). The wound response of tomato plants can be inhibited by aspirin and related hydroxybenzoic acids. Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology 33 377-384. 

Systemic Wound Response Proteins in Tomato Plants... 

Fig. (1). The wound response in tomato plants. Tomato plants respond to wounding with the transcriptional activation and accumulation of Systemic Wound Response Proteins including defense proteins, proteolysis-associated proteins, signaling-associated proteins, and proteins of yet unknown function in plants defense. The change in gene expression can be monitored on SDS-PAGE gels. In comparison to control plants (I), treatment with systemin (II), or overexpression of the prosystemin cDNA (III) leads to the accumulation of SWRPs (arrowheads) and the downregulation of other, unidentified proteins (triangles). The figure was modified after [13].

S locus cysteine-rich protein self-incompatibility S locus glycoprotein S locus receptor-like kinase systemic wound response protein... 

Tamari G, Borochov A, Atzorn R, Weiss D. 1995. Methyl jasmonate induces pigmentation and flavonoid gene expression in petunia corollas A possible role in wound response. Physiol Plant 94 45-50. 

Laser treatments that create channels in the myocardium, resulting in an angiogenic (wound) response. 

The patatin family consists of various glycoproteins in plants making up more than 40% of the total soluble protein in potato tubers. Patatins serve as storage proteins and it has been demonstrated that they exhibit both lipid acyl hydrolase and acetyl transferase activities, which might be involved in tissue wounding responses. Further, recent studies report on antioxidant activities of the major potato allergen Sola t 1 (Seppala et al. 2000). 

How elicitors affect JA biosynthesis and how the JA signal is transduced to affect gene expression is largely unknown. Several reports have implicated the activation of a wound-responsive MAPK cascade upstream of JA biosynthesis [61-63]. Downstream of the ODA pathway there are also one or more protein kinases involved in transduction of the JA signal [64]. A protein kinase (cascade) ultimately changes the activity of transcription factors, which regulate the... 

Prynne s Cool as a Mountain Stream (from a collection of 1974 titled Wound Response) addresses the commercialization and industrialization of natural auratic experience. The poem opens with an echo of Walter Benjamin s description of auratic experience in the summer afternoon, tracing the fine of a distant mountain or a twig. But soon decay is noted, a body in decline, consuming itself, within a world of global choice all over the earth . This is nature run rampant, auto-destructive ... 

Wounds and insertion of vials for resin collection, plus fungal inoculations will be made in the initial laboratory period. Resin collection must be made 24 h later. Three weeks later a subsequent lab will be devoted to exposing and measuring wound response lesions resulting from inoculations. 

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