It is well documented that AM fungi enhance nutrient availability to plants, in particular, inorganic (ortho)phosphate (P i), by forming far-reaching extraradical mycelia which operate as functional extensions of the plant root system ( 1, 2). Thus, although cytological and physiological features of the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis seem to be conserved, the molecular components may differ significantly between distantly related plant species.Īrbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi associate intimately with the roots of more than 80% of terrestrial plants, growing inter- and intracellularly in the root cortex. Further, there are no structural commonalities in the promoter regions. Assessment of the phylogenetic relationship of the rice and potato protein revealed that the rice is nonorthologous to the potato protein. Recently, a phosphate transporter gene in potato was shown to be induced during arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis. OsPT11 expression complemented a defect in phosphate uptake in a yeast strain mutated in its high-affinity P i transporter ( pho84), thereby confirming its function. Moreover, infection of roots with the fungal pathogens Rhizoctonia solani and Fusarium moniliforme did not activate OsPT11, corroborating the high signal specificity for OsPT11 activation in the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis. OsPT11 activation was independent of the nutritional status of the plant and phosphate availability in the rhizosphere. This induction was confined to the root system and was tightly correlated with the degree of root colonization by Glomus intraradices. Considering the sequenced rice genome at hand, only the Oryza sativa phosphate transporter ( OsPT) gene OsPT11 was specifically induced during the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis. We are a hospital, therefore we only qualify for the healthcare/non-profit discount.Using a genome-wide approach, we asked how many transporter genes contribute to symbiotic phosphate uptake and analyzed their evolutionary conservation. This difference is because UC qualifies for the educational discount whereas Children’s Hospital does not. Although Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is affiliated with UC, we are not a degree granting institution. There is a difference in the price of software purchased from Biomedical Informatics at Children’s Hospital versus from the UC Bookstore.
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Supportįor questions regarding SigmaPlot, email the note about UCit software Additional Informationįor more information about SigmaPlot, visit the SYSTAT web site. You will need to place a separate request for each system on which you wish to have the software installed. To place an order for Sigmaplot software, you must login into the Softracksystem. SigmaPlot guides you through every step of the analysis and performs powerful statistical analysis without the need for being a statistical expert! AvailabilityĪll Cincinnati Children's employees on CCHMC issued assets only.
This means advanced statistical analysis can now be accomplished without the additional purchase of SigmaStat. SigmaPlot is also a complete advisory statistics suite. SigmaPlot is a technical graphing and data analysis software package that enables researchers to convert their data into precise, publication-ready graphs.
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