2013, Número 2
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Rev Educ Bioquimica 2013; 32 (2)
Importancia de las pectinas en la dinámica de la pared celular durante el desarrollo vegetal
Salazar IA, Gamboa BA
Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 19
Paginas: 67-75
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RESUMEN
La importancia de las pectinas en diversos procesos del desarrollo vegetal ha sido
ampliamente estudiada recientemente. Las características de la pared celular, tal
como rigidez o relajación, dependen en gran medida del grado de metil esterificación
de las pectinas. En particular, los constantes cambios estructurales de uno de los
componentes de la pectinas, los homogalacturonanos, a consecuencia de la actividad
de pectin metil esterasas y poligalacturonasas y de las proteínas que inhiben estas
enzimas, generan cambios locales en las características mecánicas de la pared celular
que son fundamentales para el desarrollo vegetal. Estos procesos han sido ampliamente
descritos durante el crecimiento del polen y en la formación de primordios en
el meristemo apical de Arabidopsis thaliana.
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