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Buletinul AŞM. Ştiinţele vieţii. Nr. 3(318) 2012<br />

Abstracts<br />

doses of heat shock (HS) was determined. Based on the parameters of growth, the doses of<br />

HS were divided into four different areas. They corresponded to the specifi c parameters that<br />

characterized the inhibition and restoration of roots growth rate in the period after applying<br />

the HS. Suppression of roots growth after HS can be characterized by the activation energy<br />

(A), according to the Arrhenius equation. The value of A specifi cally increases with increasing<br />

the temperature of HS. Determination of relative growth rate after applying the critical doses<br />

of HS is of particular interest, as their values correlated with wheat genotype thermotolerance.<br />

The parameters of the critical doses of HS, necessary for determining wheat genotypes<br />

thermotolerance, can be appreciated only after analyzing the changes of the growth rate in<br />

response to varying temperatures (intensive factor) and the durations (extensive factor) of HS.<br />

15 references, 4 fi gures<br />

Keywords: hexaploid wheat varieties - relative growth rate - heat shock - activation energy<br />

- thermotolerance.<br />

Received October 29, 2012<br />

UDC: 581.17:1-036:526+502<br />

THE INFLUENCE OF INSUFFICIENT WATER PROVISION AND INCREASED<br />

SOIL BICARBONATE CONTENT ON SOME INDICES OF SOYA WATER STATUS<br />

AND PRODUCTIVITY. Harciuc O.A., Chirilov A.F., Cozmic R.A., Chirilova E.N., Mitina T.<br />

// Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii.. 2012, No 3 (318), p. 96-105.<br />

Based on the experimental fi ndings, a pattern of the changes in root and leaf water status and<br />

plant productivity of soya (cv. Bucuria) has been determined at a single and repeated action of<br />

humidity insuffi ciency and increased soil bicarbonate content. At the background of short term<br />

drought during the fi rst half of vegetation, the elevated soil bicarbonate content increases the<br />

content of symplastic (intracellular) water in roots, decreases the water potential and relative<br />

turgescence of soya leaves. A repeated drought event during the period of seed fulfi llment (as<br />

well as an increased soil bicarbonate content at the background of the fi rst drought event) leads to<br />

a further reduction in the content of both symplastic and apoplastic water in leaves, a signifi cant<br />

decrease in their water potential and relative turgescence. A increased soil bicarbonate content<br />

reduces the share of the economically useful part (seeds) in the total dry matter of soya plants<br />

and the effi ciency of water utilization by the plant, especially at the background of a repeated<br />

soil drought.<br />

26 references, 6 tables, 1 fi gure<br />

Keywords: Soya – root and leaf water status – productivity – humidity insuffi ciency –<br />

bicarbonate salination.<br />

Received October 29, 2012<br />

UDC: 577.21:004.78 / 001.8<br />

THE METHODOLOGY OF APPLICATION OF MICROARRAY EXPERIMENTS<br />

METADATA IN SCIENTIFIC HYPOTHESIS ELABORATION. Duca Maria, Leviţchi<br />

Alexei, Martea Rodica, Abduşa Daniela, Dragomir Lidia. // Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a<br />

Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii.. 2012, No 3 (318), p. 105-112.<br />

A comparative study of microarray gene expression data is an effective way to develop<br />

hypotheses regarding candidate gene function underlying molecular mechanisms of normal<br />

and/or pathological biological processes. Also, it is important to identify microarray datasets,<br />

which offer the data and information necessary for hypothesis elaboration. Thus, a methodology<br />

of metadata usage is proposed for identifi cation of microarray experiments regarding candidate<br />

gene detection, susceptible to gibberellin treatment in Arabidopsis plants.<br />

16 references, 1 table, 3 fi gures<br />

Key words: gene candidate – gibberellin – metadata - microarray<br />

Received November 02, 2012<br />

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