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| adam_text | Contents
Contributors
xi
Abbreviations
xiii
Preface
xix
1.
What can we learn from the cross-species biology of ageing?
1
Richard G.A. Faragher
1
Introduction: What is ageing and why should we care?
1
2
Why does ageing happen?
2
3
How does ageing happen?
4
3.1
Who s afraid of free radicals?
6
3.2
Replicative
senescence causes ageing: Definitely maybe
7
4
Strengths and weaknesses of a cross-species approach
9
4.1
Short-lived ageing models
9
4.2
Long-lived ageing models
10
4.3
Hypothesis testing using comparative biology
11
5
Unsolved questions in the cross-species biology of ageing
11
References
12
2.
Rebirth and death: Nitric oxide and reactive oxygen species in seeds
17
Paul C. Bethke
1
Introduction
17
1.1
Seed germination and dormancy
17
1.2
The structure of Arabidopsis seeds and barley grains
18
1.3
Abscisic acid and gibberellins are central to dormancy and germination
18
2
Nitric oxide lessens dormancy in Arabidopsis seeds and barley grains
19
3
The aleurone layer is a site of NO perception, response and synthesis
20
4
GA synthesis and response act downstream of NO to promote germination
22
4.1
Transcription of genes required for GA synthesis
22
4.2
Weakening of aleurone cell walls by secreted enzymes
22
5
The role of the aleurone layer after germination is species dependent
23
6
GA promotes and ABA inhibits programmed cell death of barley aleurone cells
23
7
Programmed cell death results from damage by
ROS
24
7.1
Sensitivity to antioxidants and reactive oxygen species
24
7.2
Decreased capacity to metabolize reactive oxygen species
25
8
ROS
production is a consequence of
lipid
breakdown
26
9
Nitric oxide acts as an
antioxidant
and delays programmed cell death in barley
aleurone cells
27
10
Concluding remarks
28
References
28
3.
Ageing and oxidants in the nematode Caenorhabditis
elegans
31
David Gems
1
Testing the oxidative damage theory of ageing in
C. elegans
31
V
vi
Contents
2
Metabolic rate and ageing in
C. elegans
32
2.1
Effects of temperature on lifespan
33
2.2
Metabolic rate in long-lived nematodes
33
2.3
Differences in energy metabolism between
C. elegans
and vertebrates
34
3
Mitochondria and ageing in
C. elegans
34
3.1
Mitochondria,
superoxide
and ageing
34
3.2
Effects of mitochondrial electron transport chain defects on ageing
35
3.3 Superoxide
production in mitochondrial effects on ageing
37
3.4
Uncoupling proteins and ageing
39
4
Reactive oxygen species and ageing in
C. elegans
40
4.1
Alterations of pro-oxidant levels
40
4.2
Effects of
ROS
on age changes in molecular damage
41
4.3
Effects of
antioxidant
defence on ageing
41
4.4
Non-catalytic antioxidants
41
4.5
Antioxidant
enzymes:
superoxide dismutase
and catalase
42
4.6
Other
antioxidant
defences
44
5
Conclusions
47
Acknowledgements
47
References
47
4.
The perception of reactive oxygen species in plants: The road to signal
transduction
57
John X Hancock, Radhika Desikan, Ian Wilson and Steven J. Neill
1
Introduction
57
2
Do
ROS
and potential ROS-sensitive proteins make ideal signals?
58
3
Molecular events modulated by the presence of
ROS
58
4
ROS
interactions with nitric oxide
59
5
Thiol (-SH) group modification is likely to be key
59
6
Control of gene expression by H2O2
63
7
Glyceraldehyde-S-phosphate dehydrogenase as a HjOj-sensing protein
64
8
Histidine kinases and H2O2 perception
65
9
Are other proteins involved in H2O2 sensing?
66
10
Conclusion
66
Acknowledgements
68
References
68
5.
Mechanisms and genes controlling programmed cell death and
Darwinian fitness in plants
73
StanisL·^!)
Karpiński,
Christine Chang, Per
Mühlenbock
and
Barbara Karpinska
1
Introduction
73
1.1
Light perception in plants
74
1.2
Photo-oxidative stress and programmed cell death
75
1.3
Light acclimatory responses
75
1.4
Signalling in response to EEE
76
1.5
Induction of plant immunity to infection by biotrophic pathogens
77
1.6
Common underlying principles of whole plant acclimation to EEE and
immunity to infection
78
1.7
Plant responses to anoxia
79
1.8
Wounding responses
80
Contents
vii
2
Cellular
redox
hub pathways govern Darwinian fitness
80
2.1
EEE causes massive induction of acclimatory and defence-related gene
expression
81
3
Salicylic acid, photo-oxidative stress and
stomatal
conductance
84
3.1
SA
induces PCD during EEE
85
4
The role of chloroplast-derived
redox
signalling and
ROS
in regulation of
wounding responses
87
4.1
Synergistic effect of wounding and excess light on APX2 expression
87
4.2
Photosynthetic electron transport is required for wound-induced
APX2 expression
87
4.3
Wound- and excess-light-induced APX2 expression is not controlled
by known wound signalling pathways in Arabidopsis
88
5
Programmed cell death and Darwinian fitness
88
Acknowledgements
90
References
90
6.
Ageing research in the post-genome era: New technologies for an
old problem
99
João
Pedro
de Magalhães
1
Introduction
99
2
The genomic revolution
99
2.1
Functional genomics
100
2.2
Comparative and evolutionary genomics
103
3
Systems biology
107
3.1
Modelling the ageing process
109
4
Future prospects
110
Acknowledgements 111
References 111
7.
Telomeres, ageing and oxidation
117
Kelly
J
.
Lamb and Paul G. Shiels
1
Introduction
117
2
Telomeres
117
3
Telomere structure
117
4
Mechanisms of telomere repair
119
4.1
Telomerase
119
4.2
Alternate pathway of telomere extension
119
5
Other telomere-associated proteins
120
5.1
Shelterin
120
5.2
Tankyrase
120
5.3
Ku complex proteins
120
5.4
Sirtuins
121
6
Telomeres, oxidation and ageing
122
7
Ageing
122
7.1
The glycation theory of ageing
122
7.2
The neuro-endocrine theory of ageing
123
7.3
Metabolic rate, free radical and mitochondrial theories of ageing
123
8
Telomeres and biological ageing
124
9
Nuclear transfer, telomeres and the MTR trinity
124
9.1
Telomeres and progeria
124
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Contents
9.2
Telomeres
and nuclear transfer
125
9.3
The
MTR
trinity
126
10
Integrating reactive oxygen species generation and telomeres
127
10.1
Mitochondrial
ROS
127
10.2
Peroxisomal
ROS
127
10.3
Cytochrome system
127
10.4
Immune-generated
ROS
128
11
ROS-induced oxidative damage in
DNA 128
12
Telomeres and endogenous
antioxidant
defences
128
13
Using telomere biology and the MTR to refine chemistry
129
14
Conclusions
130
Acknowledgements
130
References
130
8.
A-type
lamins, disease and ageing: A stress-induced relationship?
139
Vanja
Pekovic and Christopher J. Hutchison
1
Introduction
139
2
The nuclear lamina as a bridge connecting the cytoplasm to the nucleus
142
3
A-type
lamins in post-natal growth, development and tissue maintenance
144
4
The nuclear lamina as a stress-resistant filamentous network
145
5
A-type
lamins and a spectrum of laminopathies
146
6
Progeria and progeroid laminopathies
149
7
Laminopathies and disease models
151
7.1
Structural/mechanical stress hypothesis
151
7.2
Epigenetic/transcriptional regulation hypothesis
151
7.3 ER
protein misfolding hypothesis
152
7.4
Cell cycle-proliferation-ageing hypothesis
152
7.5
Altered
DNA
repair hypothesis
152
7.6
Mitotic misregulation hypothesis
153
7.7
A new disease model: Cellular stress hypothesis
153
8
The nuclear lamins as the signalling receptors of the nuclear envelope
154
9
Lamin
A in physiological ageing
156
10
Conclusions:
A-type
lamins as the regulators of growth and responses to stress
157
Acknowledgements
158
References
159
9.
Role of the glyoxalase pathway in delaying plant senescence under
stress conditions
171
Sneh L.
Sin^a-Pareek, Sudesh K. Yadav, Ananda Mustafiz and
S.K.
S opory
1
Introduction
171
2
Glyoxaksel
171
3
Glyoxalase II
173
4
Regulation of the glyoxalase pathway
174
4.1
Role of the glyoxalase pathway in senescence delay during abiotic stress
176
4.2
Mechanism of delay in plant senescence by over-expression of glyoxalases
177
5
Role of MG in signal transduction
179
6
Does MG act as a signal molecule in plants?
180
References
182
Contents ¡x
10.
Catalase regulation during leaf senescence of Arabidopsis
187
Ulrike
Zentgraf
1
Introduction
187
2
Antioxidative capacity and lifespan
188
3
The Arabidopsis catalases
189
4
Senescence-specific regulation of catalases in Arabidopsis
190
4.2
CAT2 down-regulation and APX1 inhibition
190
4.2
Loss of CAT3 induction
192
4.3
CAT2 regulators
192
4.4
H2O2 as signal in leaf senescence
193
4.5
CAT knockout plants do not have an early senescence phenotype
195
5
Concluding remarks
196
References
197
11.
Atmospheric CO2 signalling, cellular
redox
state and plant growth
and development
203
Antieke Prins,
Karl
Kunért
and Christine
Η.
Foyer
1
Introduction
203
2
The perception of atmospheric CO2 and associated signalling systems
204
3
Sugar sensing and signalling
208
4
Sugar and hormone signalling in the control of growth and defence responses
210
5
ABA and stress sugar signalling
211
6
Cellular
redox
state as a convergence regulator of information controlling
growth and stress responses
213
7
Regulation of protein turnover
214
8
Conclusions
215
References
216
12.
Protein damage in the ageing process: Advances in quantitation and the
importance of enzymatic defences
227
Mingzhan Xue, Antonysitnil AdaikaUkoteswari, NaiL·
Rabbani
and
Paul]. Thornalley
1
Markers of protein glycation
227
1.1
Physiological glycating agents
227
1.2
Early-stage glycation adducts and advanced glycation end products
227
1.3
Protein fluorescence as a marker of advanced glycation end products
228
1.4
Enzymatic defence against glycation
232
2
Markers of protein oxidation
234
2.1
Physiological oxidizing agents
234
2.2
Oxidation of
cysteine
residues
234
2.3
Oxidation of methionine residues
236
2.4
Oxidation of tyrosine residues
237
2.5
Oxidation of phenylalanine residues
239
2.6
Oxidation of tryptophan residues
239
2.7
Protein carbonyls, advanced protein oxidation products and
non-tryptophan fluorescence
240
3
Markers of protein nitration
241
4
Advances in quantitation of protein damage
242
5
ProteasomaJ proteolysis of glycated, oxidized and nitrated proteins
243
5.1
Proteasornal proteolysis of damaged proteins
243
Contents
5.2
Protein glycation, oxidation and nitration free adducts
244
6
Accumulation of protein damage and the ageing phenotype
245
6.1
Studies in human subjects
245
6.2
Studies in rodents
246
6.3
Studies in flies,
Drosophila melanogaster,
and nematode,
Caenorhabditis
elegans
246
6.4
Studies in mammalian cell senescence
247
7
Caloric restriction and protein damage
247
8
Protein damage in the ageing phenotype: Increased formation of damaging
agents, decreased defences or both?
248
Acknowledgements
252
References
252
Index
267
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-07-09T21:31:49Z |
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| isbn | 9780415419543 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XX, 281 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
| publishDate | 2009 |
| publishDateSearch | 2009 |
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| publisher | Taylor & Francis |
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| series | SEP experimental biology series |
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| spelling | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants ed. by Christine H. Foyer ... 1. publ. New York Taylor & Francis 2009 XX, 281 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier SEP experimental biology series 62 Aging physiology Animals Animals Longevity Energy metabolism Longevity physiology Oxidation-Reduction Oxidation-reduction reaction Plant Physiological Phenomena Plants Longevity Langlebigkeit (DE-588)4166707-4 gnd rswk-swf Altern (DE-588)4068596-2 gnd rswk-swf Oxidans (DE-588)4202009-8 gnd rswk-swf Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd rswk-swf Reaktive Sauerstoffspezies (DE-588)4236432-2 gnd rswk-swf Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 s Oxidans (DE-588)4202009-8 s Altern (DE-588)4068596-2 s DE-604 Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 s Langlebigkeit (DE-588)4166707-4 s Reaktive Sauerstoffspezies (DE-588)4236432-2 s b DE-604 Foyer, Christine H. 1952- Sonstige (DE-588)1081732652 oth SEP experimental biology series 62 (DE-604)BV023082462 62 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017151864&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants SEP experimental biology series Aging physiology Animals Animals Longevity Energy metabolism Longevity physiology Oxidation-Reduction Oxidation-reduction reaction Plant Physiological Phenomena Plants Longevity Langlebigkeit (DE-588)4166707-4 gnd Altern (DE-588)4068596-2 gnd Oxidans (DE-588)4202009-8 gnd Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd Reaktive Sauerstoffspezies (DE-588)4236432-2 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd |
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| title | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants |
| title_auth | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants |
| title_exact_search | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants |
| title_full | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants ed. by Christine H. Foyer ... |
| title_fullStr | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants ed. by Christine H. Foyer ... |
| title_full_unstemmed | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants ed. by Christine H. Foyer ... |
| title_short | Redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants |
| title_sort | redox metabolism and longevity relationships in animals and plants |
| topic | Aging physiology Animals Animals Longevity Energy metabolism Longevity physiology Oxidation-Reduction Oxidation-reduction reaction Plant Physiological Phenomena Plants Longevity Langlebigkeit (DE-588)4166707-4 gnd Altern (DE-588)4068596-2 gnd Oxidans (DE-588)4202009-8 gnd Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd Reaktive Sauerstoffspezies (DE-588)4236432-2 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Aging physiology Animals Animals Longevity Energy metabolism Longevity physiology Oxidation-Reduction Oxidation-reduction reaction Plant Physiological Phenomena Plants Longevity Langlebigkeit Altern Oxidans Tiere Reaktive Sauerstoffspezies Pflanzen Aufsatzsammlung |
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