An artificial metalloenzyme biosensor can detect ethylene gas in fruits and Arabidopsis leaves

Existing methods to detect ethylene in plant tissue typically require gas chromatography or use ethylene-dependent gene expression as a proxy. Here Vong et al. show that an artificial metalloenzyme-based ethylene probe can be used to detect ethylene in plants with improved spatiotemporal resolution.

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Autores principales: Kenward Vong, Shohei Eda, Yasuhiro Kadota, Igor Nasibullin, Takanori Wakatake, Satoshi Yokoshima, Ken Shirasu, Katsunori Tanaka
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2019
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Sumario:Existing methods to detect ethylene in plant tissue typically require gas chromatography or use ethylene-dependent gene expression as a proxy. Here Vong et al. show that an artificial metalloenzyme-based ethylene probe can be used to detect ethylene in plants with improved spatiotemporal resolution.