1976
DOI: 10.1007/bf01953082
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Nuclear fusion and irregular cytokinesis in binucleate and tetraploid cells ofVicia faba after caffeine treatment

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“…The phenomenon has been observed in Vicia faba (Roper 1976) and Allium cepa (Gimenez-Martin et al 1968) with binucleate cells obtained by a pulse treatment with caffeine.…”
Section: Disappearance Of Binucleate Cellsmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The phenomenon has been observed in Vicia faba (Roper 1976) and Allium cepa (Gimenez-Martin et al 1968) with binucleate cells obtained by a pulse treatment with caffeine.…”
Section: Disappearance Of Binucleate Cellsmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Compared with differentiating cells, these stem cells may have long cell cycle times (Clowes 1961). If induced binucleate cells are able to cellularize as the effect of caffeine recedes (Roper 1976), there could be a link between long cell cycles and resistance to doubling with caffeine. Doubling of cells in the apical meristem with caffeine may require longer treatments than those used here in order to preserve the binucleate condition between consecutive mitoses (a double hit).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sister nuclei may then become polyploid either through nuclear fusion or, more usually, by entering mitosis together on a common metaphase plate (Gimenez-Martin et al 1968). Either way, treatment with caffeine over several cell cycles will generate a population of cells with two or more nuclei of increasing ploidy (Gimenez-Martin et al 1968;Liu et al 1995;Roper 1976;Kihlman and Levan 1949). A preliminary trial showed that wheat root tips treated with 1 g -~-l caffeine contained many binucleate cells with polyploid nuclei (J.B. Thomas, unpublished).…”
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