Protein Bodies and Protein Synthesis in Developing Wheat Endosperm

Effects of Nitrogen Application on the Development and Accumulation of Protein Bodies in Developing Rice Seed

“…The increment of storage protein by nitrogen application in rice endosperm has been reported by many researchers (Honjyo, 1971 ;Honjyo and Fujise, 1982). The storage proteins accumulated in the granules are called 'protein bodies' and have been isolated from the homogenates of developing wheat endosperm (Graham et al,1962). Harris and Juliano (1977) reported the presence of protein bodies in rice grains, particularly in the subaleurone layer at 7 days after flowering.…”

Fine Structure of Early Endosperm in <i>Quercus gambelii</i>

“…Most fine structural studies have concentrated on cell walls ( Mares andStone 1973, Newcomb andFowke 1973), on a specific cell layer such as aleurone (Buttrose 1963, Nieuwdorp 1963, Paleg and Hyde 1964, Eb, van der and Nieuwdorp 1967, Jones 1969, or on individual storage bodies such as starch grains (Buttrose 1960, Buttrose et al 1960) and protein bodies (Graham et al 1962, Jennings et al 1963, Khoo andWolf 1970, Rost 1971). Only a few reports include cytological details of the tissue as a whole (Buttrose 1963, Marinos 1970, Newcomb 1973.…”

Amino Acids and Protein Synthesis in Developing Wheat Endosperm

“…This paper compares the changes in the amino acid composition of the non-protein amino acid pool of the endosperm with the changes during development in the amino acid composition of the protein fractions, and also of the protein bodies and of the "soluble" (high. speed supernatant) proteins (Graham et al 1962;Graham, Morton, and Raison 1963;Jennings, Morton, and Palk 1963). The protein bodies are the sites of accumulation of the storage proteins of endosperm (Graham et al 1962;Graham, Morton, and Raison 1963).…”

“…speed supernatant) proteins (Graham et al 1962;Graham, Morton, and Raison 1963;Jennings, Morton, and Palk 1963). The protein bodies are the sites of accumulation of the storage proteins of endosperm (Graham et al 1962;Graham, Morton, and Raison 1963).…”