Phytochrome and Hormone Signaling Crosstalk in Response to Abiotic Stresses in Plants

Gavassi, Marina Alves; Alves, Frederico Rocha Rodrigues; Carvalho, Rogério Falleiros

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-4941-8_7

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“…As for the French experience, Heuyer et al' 1942 article was referenced by Accornero and Anderson in 1948 and by Cerletti at the conference in Paris in 1950. Mail correspondence between Heuyer, the founder of child psychiatry in France, and Cerletti testifies to a friendship between the two 33,34 . In 1932, Cerletti had joined the First International Congress of Child Psychiatry Heuyer had organized in Paris, and they continued to exchange mutual visits and collaborators, like the beloved Cerletti's pupil and future leading figure of child neuropsychiatry Giovanni Bollea, who was sent to Paris at Heuyer's Clinic in 1949.…”

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Electroconvulsive Therapy Applications on Children in the 1940s

Sirgiovanni¹

2021

J ECT

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The existence of pediatric applications of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in the 1940s in Italy has been neglected by international literature. However, 2 case reports by Ferdinando Accornero and Mario Anderson, both assistants of Ugo Cerletti at the Sapienza Clinic for Nervous and Mental Diseases, should be brought to the attention of historians of ECT. The work presented therein began in Rome in September 1940, approximately at the same time of the first reported ECT administration on a child in Bristol, United Kingdom. The 2 reports described applications on 19 children and adolescents during 3 different sessions (1940-1941, 1944-1947, and 1947-1949), with a 3-year-long interruption due to the circumstances of World War II. Unfortunately, this research appeared belatedly in 2 articles from 1948 and 1950, respectively, in an Italian journal with limited distribution, when more extensive research contributions on pediatric ECT had already received international exposure. The Italian reports may cast light on the progress made by the early generation of ECT researchers in the 1940s toward the refinement of ECT techniques and the subsequent identification of diagnostic indicators for ECT among children.

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Electroconvulsive Therapy Applications on Children in the 1940s

Sirgiovanni¹

2021

J ECT

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“…Finally, an emerging important theme is the key role of plant hormones on phyAs state and their actions. In general, there is a very close connection between phyA functions and the hormonal status of the plant (see reviews [160][161][162][163][164][165][166]). We investigated the effects of the hormone jasmonic acid (JA) on the phyAs and their functions [167,168].…”

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Two Distinct Molecular Types of Phytochrome A in Plants: Evidence of Existence and Implications for Functioning

Sineshchekov

2023

IJMS

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Phytochrome (phy) system in plants comprising a small number of phytochromes with phyA and phyB as major ones is responsible for acquiring light information in the red—far-red region of the solar spectrum. It provides optimal strategy of plant development under changing light conditions throughout all its life cycle beginning from seed germination and seedling establishment to fruiting and plant senescence. phyA was shown to participate in the regulation of all this cycle what is especially evident at its early stages. It mediates three modes of reactions—the very low and low fluence responses (VLFR and LFR) and the high irradiance responses (HIR). phyA is a sole light receptor in the far-red spectral region responsible for plant’s survival under dense plant canopy where light is enriched with the far-red component. Its appearance is believed to be one of the main factors of plants’ successful evolution. So far, it is widely accepted that one molecular phyA species is responsible for its complex functional manifestations. In this review, the evidence of the existence of two distinct phyA types—major, light-labile and soluble phyA′ and minor, relatively light-stable and amphiphilic phyA″—is presented what may account for the diverse modes of phyA action.

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