taxus cuspidata/phospholipid

Molecular responses of phospholipids of Taxus cuspidata (Japanese yew) cells to hydrodynamic shear stress were investigated by using two bubble columns with different nozzle sizes. T. cuspidata cells cultured in bubble columns responded with an increase in cell membrane permeability when compared

Lipid signaling involved in mechanotransduction processes in response to shear stress in plants remained elusive. To understand the responses of phospholipids in shear stress-induced mechanotransduction, a lipidomic approach was employed to profile phospholipid species of Taxus cuspidata cells under

Degradation of membrane phospholipids is associated with apoptotic responses, but the signaling development of this degradation is not well understood. Cerium (Ce(4+)), an important rare earth element, induces cellular apoptosis and taxol biosynthesis in Taxus cuspidata suspension cultures. Here,

A comparative lipidomics approach was employed to investigate the changes in membrane phospholipids during the procession of cellular development and apoptosis of two plant cell lines, Taxus cuspidata and Taxus chinensis var. mairei. Analysis of lipids by LC/ESI/MS(n) showed more than 90