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Research Progress in Oligosaccharins / edited by Heng Yin, Yuguang Du

Contributor(s): SpringerLink (Online service) | Yin, Heng., editor literario | Du, Yuguang, editor literario
Material type: materialTypeLabelE-bookPublisher: New York, NY : Springer New York, 2016Description: 1 recurso en línea (VIII, 95 páginas) : 16 ilustraciones, 9 ilustraciones en color.ISBN: 9781493935185.Subject: Oligosacáridos | Anatomía vegetalOnline resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)Digital Resources
Contents:
The Discovery of Oligosaccharins -- Analysis and Separation of Oligosaccharides -- Oligosaccharin Receptors in Plant Immunity -- Marine Algae Oligo-carrageenans (OCs) Stimulate Growth and Defense Responses in Terrestrial Plants -- Fructooligosaccharide: Effects, Mechanisms and Application -- Chitosan-elicited Plant Innate Immunity: Focus on Antiviral Activity -- The Application of Ologosaccharides as Plant Vaccines.
Summary: "Research Progress in Oligosaccharins" is a valuable tool for students and researchers who want to learn about this unique class of bioactive compounds. This book provides important insight into the complex roles of oligosaccharins in plant immunity, physiology, and protection. Oligosaccharins are complex carbohydrates that function in plants as molecular signals to regulate growth, development, and stress resistance. Based on the rapid development of glycobiology and molecular biology, a great deal of research work focused on oligosaccharins has been carried out in the last thirty years. As a result, several different oligosaccharins such as chitosan oligosaccharides, chitin oligosaccharides, glucan oligosaccharides, alginate oligosaccharides have been identified and their mechanisms of actions studied. Although major recent advancements have been made, there isn�t an up-to-date systemic overview on the topic. Our objective is therefore to create a work that informs the reader of the nature of oligosaccharins, the different kinds of oligosaccharins, their functions and the mechanism of oligosaccharins-plants interaction.
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The Discovery of Oligosaccharins -- Analysis and Separation of Oligosaccharides -- Oligosaccharin Receptors in Plant Immunity -- Marine Algae Oligo-carrageenans (OCs) Stimulate Growth and Defense Responses in Terrestrial Plants -- Fructooligosaccharide: Effects, Mechanisms and Application -- Chitosan-elicited Plant Innate Immunity: Focus on Antiviral Activity -- The Application of Ologosaccharides as Plant Vaccines.

"Research Progress in Oligosaccharins" is a valuable tool for students and researchers who want to learn about this unique class of bioactive compounds. This book provides important insight into the complex roles of oligosaccharins in plant immunity, physiology, and protection. Oligosaccharins are complex carbohydrates that function in plants as molecular signals to regulate growth, development, and stress resistance. Based on the rapid development of glycobiology and molecular biology, a great deal of research work focused on oligosaccharins has been carried out in the last thirty years. As a result, several different oligosaccharins such as chitosan oligosaccharides, chitin oligosaccharides, glucan oligosaccharides, alginate oligosaccharides have been identified and their mechanisms of actions studied. Although major recent advancements have been made, there isn�t an up-to-date systemic overview on the topic. Our objective is therefore to create a work that informs the reader of the nature of oligosaccharins, the different kinds of oligosaccharins, their functions and the mechanism of oligosaccharins-plants interaction.

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