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Summary
Elicitors and their application in crop production
Over the past 10–15 years there have been considerable progress in our understanding plant defense mechanisms associated with elicitors. A large number of elicitors have been identied. Although their practical use is just beginning the rst
examples of plant protection products on the basis of elicitors are already available
on the world market. The monograph is devoted to elicitors and their application in
practice of agriculture and for induction of synthesis in cellular cultures of various
plants of useful pharmacological compounds. Special attention is given to endogenous peptide elicitors, interest to which there is now increasing. The book is intended for a wide range of specialists in the eld of organic and bioorganic chemistry,
biochemistry and plant protection as well as lecturers, post-graduate and undergraduate students of the corresponding specialties.
ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ
Условн ые обозначения .................................................................................... 3
Введение ........................................................................................................... 5
Глава 1. Классификация и химическая природа элиситоров .............. 10
1.1. Источники происхождения и классификация элиситоров .......... 10
1.2. Химическая природа элиситоров ................................................... 16
1.3. Хитин и хитозан как экзогенные элиситоры ................................ 21
1.3.1. Химическая структу ра ........................................................... 22
1.3.2. Элиситорная активность ....................................................... 25
1.4. Пептидные элиситоры ...................................................................... 32
1.4.1. Пептидные гормоны растений .............................................. 3 2
1.4.2. Экзогенные пептидные элиситоры ...................................... 33
1.4.3. Эндогенные пептидные элиситоры ..................................... 39
Глава 2. Элиситоры и устойчивость растений ........................................ 51
2.1. Устойчивость растений .................................................................... 51
2.1.1. Виды иммунитета растений .................................................. 52
2.1.2. Неспецифический иммунитет PTI ....................................... 56
2.1.3. Специфический иммунитет ETI ........................................... 58
2.1.4. Модель болезнеустойчивости растений .............................. 60
2.1.5. Системная устойчивость SAR и ISR .................................... 61
2.2. Распознавание элиситоров .............................................................. 64
2.2.1. Распознавание элиситоров в случае PTI ............................ 66
2.2.2. Распознавание элиситоров в случае ЕTI ............................. 71
2.2.3. Регуляция защитных откликов и их взаимное влияние ... 79
2.3. Защитные отклики растений .......................................................... 87
2.3.1. Основные виды защитных откликов ................................... 87
2.3.2. Защитные отклики на механическое повреждение ........... 99
2.3.3. Защитные отклики на атаку травоядных насекомых ........ 105
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