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Gamete Recognition in Higher Plants:An Abstruse but Charming Mystery 被引量:1

Gamete Recognition in Higher Plants: An Abstruse but Charming Mystery
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摘要 Although much effort has been made to uncover the mechanism underlying double fertilization, little knowledge has been acquired for understanding the molecular base of gamete recognition, mainly because of technical limitations. Still, progress has been made in terms of the mechanism, including the identification of candidate molecules that are involved in gamete recognition in angiosperms. New cues for gamete recognition have been found by the successful separation of the gametes and construction of gamete-specific cDNA libraries in several species, and the application of molecular approaches for studying this process by mutations. Thus, the topic is considered an abstruse but charming mystery. Although much effort has been made to uncover the mechanism underlying double fertilization, little knowledge has been acquired for understanding the molecular base of gamete recognition, mainly because of technical limitations. Still, progress has been made in terms of the mechanism, including the identification of candidate molecules that are involved in gamete recognition in angiosperms. New cues for gamete recognition have been found by the successful separation of the gametes and construction of gamete-specific cDNA libraries in several species, and the application of molecular approaches for studying this process by mutations. Thus, the topic is considered an abstruse but charming mystery.
出处 《Journal of Integrative Plant Biology》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2008年第7期868-874,共7页 植物学报(英文版)
基金 the National Natural Science Foundation of China (30521004,30771131) the project of the Chinese Ministry of Education (307018,20070486049)
关键词 central cell egg cell FERTILIZATION gamete recognition sperm cell. central cell egg cell fertilization gamete recognition sperm cell.
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