Physiologia Plantarum · 1989 · 11 citations · 20 references
Life SciencesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesPlant Cell BiologyPlant CytologyPlant MorphologyChloroplast BiologyChloroplast GeneticsChloroplast StructureChloroplast UltrastructureMorphological CharacterizationThylakoid Membrane StructureChloroplast DistributionChloroplast Dna AnalysisChloroplast MorphologyChloroplast Nucleoid OrganizationPlastid Nucleoid OrganizationThylakoid Organization
Dimorphic chloroplasts of Zea mays L. cv. GH5004 from bundle sheath and mesophyll cells contained similar amounts of DNA, while bundle sheath chloroplasts contained twice the number of nucleoids compared to mesophyll chloroplasts. On average bundle sheath nucleoids were half the size of mesophyll nucleoids and contained half as much DNA. Electron microscope autoradiography of the chloroplasts showed that the nucleoid DNA is associated with the thylakoids and in the case of mesophyll chloroplasts preferentially with the grana. These observations suggest that the differences in nucleoid distribution may be due to differences in membrane morphology, with the small nucleoids of agranal bundle sheath chloroplasts being widely dispersed.
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