Physiology Of Plant Cells James Albard by James Albard 9781682512579, 1682512576 instant download after payment.

Plant cells are eukaryotic cells, or cells with a membrane-bound nucleus. Unlike 
prok yotic cells, the DNA in a plant cell is housed within the nucleus. 1n addition 
to having a nucleus, plant cells also contain other membrane-bound organelles, or 
tiny cellular structures ，由at carry out specific functions necessary for normal cellular 
operation. Plant cells are similar to animal cells in that ey are both eukaryotic cells 
and have similar organelles. Plant cells are generally larger than animal cells. While 
animal cells come in various sizes and tend to have regular shapes, plant cells are more 
similar in size and pically rectangular or cube shaped. A plant cell also contains 
structures not found in an animal cell. 
Physiology ofPlant Cells focuses on es ucture and function of plant cell walls. 
This book will be use as a general reference for teachers and scientists interested in 
certain aspects of the field, as well as for dents ofbiology and agriculture. 
First chapter aims to investigate ameliorating effects of signaling molecules, 
antioxidants and essential ions (AS, GSH, AA, Fe, Ca, Zn and Gd) on impact ofthe heavy 
metals Cd, Cr and Pb on the alga Micrasterias denticulata in order to obtain insight into 
heavy metal uptake mechanisms and intracellular targets. Second chapter summarizes 
the current knowledge of three orNa ansporters namely Nl眩 SOS1 and HKT 
transporters, including recently revealed characteristics of these transporters.